Happening now at The Southwest Review: an in-depth conversation I had with historian and novelist Robert McCrum about P.G. Wodehouse's World War II apostasy. Plus a premiere of a new.
It's Superb Owl weekend, so I am going to indulge myself a bit with a niche post and piggy back off of Erik's NFL Hall Of Fame musings. It's a.
Ari Surdoval’s debut novel is a teenage fever dream of stunted ambition and enduring hope. Following the escapades of a group of adolescents in New England raised under the storm.
In case you missed it! I'm so proud to share my profile on Lowell George from Oxford American's new Southern Music Issue. Lowell is beyond a paradox and writing about.
In case you missed it, over at Pitchfork I wrote about the new vinyl reissue of John Prine's wonderful 2005 LP Fair & Square. He was the funniest, most humane.
Lawyers Guns & Money favorites the Drive-By Truckers' Southern Rock Opera turned twenty (20!) on 9/11/2021. Patterson Hood's account of the crazy, inspired thought process behind this novelistic masterpiece is.
William Corrin As an individual who has spent the past two decades working in the field of education policy, I know too well how diabolical and difficult a problem it.
Thomas Boswell, a towering figure in sports journalism for decades, is retiring today from his job as a Washington Post columnist. Summarizing his legacy is a task better suited to.
