For Book Lovers’ Day
Friday from the Archives: Since this week included International Book Lovers’ Day, we thought of Mary Kathryn Thornton’s essay about the Greenville Book Clubs. Read… Read More »For Book Lovers’ Day
Friday from the Archives: Since this week included International Book Lovers’ Day, we thought of Mary Kathryn Thornton’s essay about the Greenville Book Clubs. Read… Read More »For Book Lovers’ Day
Saturday Review in 2022: Paula Gallant Eckard’s 2020 review of novel by George Hovis (@george.hovis) This week, we accepted another of George’s wonderful interviews. We’re… Read More »NCLR Friends Reviewing / Reviewed
Friday from the Archives as we are collecting pedagogical submissions, read UNC Pembroke Professor Scott Hicks’s North Carolina environmental literature class, published in our 20th… Read More »Teaching NC Environmental Literature
For this Friday from the Archives, we’re just going back a year, to NCLR Online 2021, a poem by Janis Harrington, the first writer in… Read More »Poetry by Janis Harrington
Saturday Review in 2022: Read the review we published last year of Leah Hampton’s short story collection F*ckface. Then pick up the new 2022 print… Read More »2022 Interviewee’s Book Reviewed Last Year
Saturday Review in 2022: With the new Paul Newman/Joanne Woodward documentary out, we were reminded of this collection of stories by Tamra Wilson, with the… Read More »Robert Redford Inspires NC Writer
This Friday from the Archives was written by Editorial Assistant Aaren Guzman: The 2004 issue of NCLR showcases various voices and experiences of multiethnic, multicultural,… Read More »A Look Back at our 2004 Issue
Saturday Review in 2022 hearkens back to a 2002 review of a then-new book by Reynolds Price. http://nclr.ecu.edu/docs/Chatham_review.pdf
Friday from the Archives in Disability Pride Month, Jim Clark’s interview with William Price about his writer-brother Reynolds Price.
Saturday Review in 2022! As we look forward to reading the new novel by Michael Parker (and reviewing it in an upcoming issue of NCLR… Read More »Michael Parker’s Last Book (Before the New One Due Out)