Issue 32 : Fall 2011

Special Feature: Robert Watson

A reading by Robert Watson, 8 September 2011, accompanied by a gallery of images from across his career

Robert Watson’s ‘The Complete Poems’ by SHAWN DELGADO

Fiction

Love Valley by GEORGE CHIEFFET

Towing and Recovery by JOE OESTREICH

The Fraud Department by SARAH CREECH

Only the Dead Can Say They’ve Made It by JAMES VALVIS

Gravity by STEPHEN MARCH

Teensy’s Daughter by MELISSA FRATERRIGO

Everyday Gothic by JENNIFER CRANFILL

From Here by JEN MICHALSKI

Novel excerpt

from Run, Chicken, Run by AARON GILBREATH

Poetry

The Stirrup Cup by RYLAND BOWMAN

Kansas Burning by MARK JAY BREWIN, JR.

A Note on Ovid by CHARLES ISRAEL, JR.

Noon on Gravel Drive by SALLY ROSEN KINDRED

Persimmon by NICK McRAE

Whistle What Can’t Be Said by CHARLOTTE MATTHEWS

My Grandmother Speaks of Beauty by KIMBERLY O’CONNOR

Little Ghosts | Warning by AUDREY WALLS

Two poems from Jesse James by KEVIN WEIDNER

Reviews

Yvonne Murphy’s ‘Aviaries’ by JENNIFER WHITAKER

Lea Graham’s ‘Hough & Helix & Where & Here & You, You, You’ by CLAUDIA McQUISTION

Nonfiction

Which Shows You What I Know by ELLEN ANN FENTRESS

Talking in Tongues by RACHEL MICHELLE HANSON

Voice(s)(outhern) by S.J. BROOKS

Knowing by MARIANNE VILLANUEVA

Issue 31 : Spring 2011

Special Feature: Jay Rogoff

An Interview with Jay Rogoff by STEFANIE SILVA

Death Goes to a Party | Death in the Woods | Death’s Sympathy by JAY ROGOFF

Fiction

And the Rain Fell Through Her Fingers by RICHARD DANSKY

Carson Lane by RIC HOEBEN

Sookie Sookie by DOLEN PERKINS-VALDEZ

Fortune by CHRISTINE SNEED

Trafficking by KATHERINE L. HESTER

Poetry

Every Small Death by KATHRYN KIRKPATRICK

Fade Away by ALAN KING

For Gregory Martin, Killed in Morning Traffic by CORINNA McCLANAHAN SCHROEDER

In My Thirst by JOHN HART

Night Fishing by LEAH DUNHAM

Summer of 1982 by KEVIN SIMMONDS

The Face by JULIANA DAUGHERTY

The Music House (in Tennessee) by DAN O’BRIEN

Two Fishermen Before the First Frost and the Realization that Both Resemble Me by ROY SEEGER

Nonfiction

Nate Pritts’ ‘Big Bright Sun’ by TONY AARTS

Scars by PHILIP GERARD

Valerie Nieman’s ‘Blood Clay’ by BEN KLINKNER

Joshua Poteat’s ‘Illustrating the Machine that Makes the World’ by ANDREW MCFADYEN-KETCHUM

The Pulpwood Yard by GLENN MOOMAU

Contemporary Southern Writers: Slaves to the Old South by CHRIS TUSA



Full listing of past issues...

15 September 2011.
Just posted: storySouth’s Fall 2011 issue, including new poetry from Charlotte Matthews, new fiction from Jennifer Cranfill, new nonfiction from S.J. Brooks, and an excerpt from Aaron Gilbreath’s novel Run, Chicken, Run.

15 June 2011.
Just posted: Valerie Nieman’s ‘Blood Clay’ by Ben Klinkner

15 April 2011.
Just posted: Matt Hart’s ‘Wolf Face’ by Tony Aarts.

15 April 2011.
Just posted: Nate Pritts’ ‘Big Bright Sun’ by Tony Aarts.

1 April 2011.
Just posted: a review of Joshua Poteat’s Illustrating the Machine that Makes the World by Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum.

15 March 2011.
Just posted: storySouth’s Spring 2011 issue, including new poetry from Dan O’Brien, new fiction from Katherine L. Hester, new nonfiction from Chris Tusa, and a special feature on poet Jay Rogoff.

15 January 2011.
Just posted: a review of Joshua Ferris’ The Unnamed by Wilson McBee.

15 December 2010.
Just posted: a review of Melody Gee’s Each Crumbling House by Lauren Moseley.

1 December 2010.
Just posted: a review of Mike Smith’s Multiverse by Tony Aarts.

15 November 2010.
Just posted: a review of Bianca Diaz’s No One Says ‘Kin’ Anymore by Stefanie Silva.

1 November 2010.
Just posted: a review of Kevin Clark’s Self-Portrait with Expletives by Ryland Bowman.

15 September 2010.
Just posted: storySouth’s Fall 2010 issue, including new poems from Brian Spears, new fiction from Sheryl Monks, and creative nonfiction from Michael Parker.

15 March 2010.
Just posted: storySouth’s Spring 2010 issue, including new poems from David Blair, new fiction from Willie Davis, creative nonfiction from Lee Zacharias and an interview with Kevin Boyle.

1 February 2010.
Just posted: Congratulations to Chris Bachelder and Kyle Booten for being selected for inclusion in Dzank Books' Best of the Web 2010.

1 January 2010.
Just posted: storySouth Issue 28 in Kindle format.