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FCAC now using Submishmash
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Southern Literature Stuck in the Past?
Chris Tusa thinks so, and makes his case in the Spring 2011 issue of Story South. Anyone who’s spent any length of time living in the south knows that history is important to us. In the south, we cling to … Continue reading
Poems from Mather Schneider
I MISS THE WOODS It’s easy to worship the world but hard to worship people. Life should be like fight to a dog. But all modern life consists of is society, learning how to negotiate society how to deal with the pressure of other … Continue reading
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System Failure
Yeah. It happened to me, on my oldest computer, which I trusted, and it let me down, as computers will. This again delays shipments of Ken Clark's wonderful chap, Eggs of American Songbirds., to some of you. I trust the … Continue reading
Anger Burns, by Gary Carter
There are those among us / sanctimonious pricks, soul searchers, religious fanatics, etc. / who counsel that anger is bad, to be avoided / but let me tell you in no uncertain terms that good old red-ass anger, blind … Continue reading
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Andre Dubus in E‑format!
Andre Dubus is one of my five favorite writers and has been for nearly twenty years. One of my fondest memories is sitting in Jim Thomson's backyard just chatting with him the one time I met him. This was shortly … Continue reading
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Homegrown Tomatoes, poem by Jenifer Lee Wallace
First thing you notice is the color. “Red” doesn’t do it justice. This shade only exists in Technicolor. They haunt my dreams in late February, when a foot of snow covers the ground. Not ruby, not scarlet, not cardinal. “Pulsing red” … Continue reading
News in the Redneck Press World
If you look at the dropdown menus at the top left corner of the FCAC home page, you'll notice that Redneck Press now has pages up for each of the chapbooks we'll publish this year as well as the anthology … Continue reading
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What to Expect When Your Wells are Fracked
I said I wasn't going to post much on this anymore, but this article strikes me as helpful. Consider who wrote it and why, and assume that everything in it is probably understatement. At least, that's my suspicion. Disclaimer: This … Continue reading
Greece, memoir by Rachel Cann
Once they are born, we fall in love. Irrevocably. The little toes, the little fingers, even the arch to the eyebrows we identify as our own, passed down from generations. The tiny ear is masterfully perfect, whorls to covet a … Continue reading
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