Southern Review of Books

“Nowhere” Delivers Grisly, Supernatural, Appalachian Horror – Southern Review of Books
“Nowhere” Delivers Grisly, Supernatural, Appalachian Horror – Southern Review of Books
“Wayward” Women Struggle for Bodily Autonomy in “Women of a Promiscuous Nature” – Southern Review of Books
“Wayward” Women Struggle for Bodily Autonomy in “Women of a Promiscuous Nature” – Southern Review of Books
Atchafalayan Birds, Myths and Haunts in “Station of the Birds” – Southern Review of Books
Atchafalayan Birds, Myths and Haunts in “Station of the Birds” – Southern Review of Books
A Conversation on Grief, Sonnets and Ekphrasis with D.S. Waldman – Southern Review of Books
A Conversation on Grief, Sonnets and Ekphrasis with D.S. Waldman – Southern Review of Books
The Best Southern Books of March 2026 – Southern Review of Books
The Best Southern Books of March 2026 – Southern Review of Books
Three Trimesters Inside of a Cult Nightmare – Southern Review of Books
Three Trimesters Inside of a Cult Nightmare – Southern Review of Books
Fabulist and Sincere: Burnside Soleil’s “Berceuse Parish” – Southern Review of Books
Fabulist and Sincere: Burnside Soleil’s “Berceuse Parish” – Southern Review of Books
A New Southern Magical Realism: An Interview with Robert Gwaltney – Southern Review of Books
A New Southern Magical Realism: An Interview with Robert Gwaltney – Southern Review of Books
Cozy Chaos at The Chickadee in “The Best Little Motel in Texas” – Southern Review of Books
Cozy Chaos at The Chickadee in “The Best Little Motel in Texas” – Southern Review of Books
From Hawkins to New York: “Stranger Things” on Broadway – Southern Review of Books
From Hawkins to New York: “Stranger Things” on Broadway – Southern Review of Books
“Love Tap”: A Tender, Visceral Debut – Southern Review of Books
“Love Tap”: A Tender, Visceral Debut – Southern Review of Books
“Maybe the Body” Explores Personal and Political Connections to Place – Southern Review of Books
“Maybe the Body” Explores Personal and Political Connections to Place – Southern Review of Books
“Kin” Is a Study in Sisterhood, Motherhood, and Unconditional Love – Southern Review of Books
“Kin” Is a Study in Sisterhood, Motherhood, and Unconditional Love – Southern Review of Books
The Best Southern Books of February 2026
The Best Southern Books of February 2026
Tupac Shakur, By Those Who Knew Him
Tupac Shakur, By Those Who Knew Him
Mezghebe’s Debut: Just “What You’re Looking For” – Southern Review of Books
Mezghebe’s Debut: Just “What You’re Looking For” – Southern Review of Books
Writing “the Necessary Poems”: An Interview with Lolita Stewart-White – Southern Review of Books
Writing “the Necessary Poems”: An Interview with Lolita Stewart-White – Southern Review of Books
Looking through the Dual Lens: Michelle Peñaloza’s “All the Words I Can Remember Are Poems” – Southern Review of Books
Looking through the Dual Lens: Michelle Peñaloza’s “All the Words I Can Remember Are Poems” – Southern Review of Books
Recklessness and Resilience Drive “Scavengers” – Southern Review of Books
Recklessness and Resilience Drive “Scavengers” – Southern Review of Books
Clearance Book Haul as 2026 Reading Goals – Southern Review of Books
Clearance Book Haul as 2026 Reading Goals – Southern Review of Books
“Called by Distances” is Precise and Focused – Southern Review of Books
“Called by Distances” is Precise and Focused – Southern Review of Books
Incisive Questions about Mothering in “The Cracks We Bear” – Southern Review of Books
Incisive Questions about Mothering in “The Cracks We Bear” – Southern Review of Books
Foxglovewise Explores the Natural Rituals of Loss – Southern Review of Books
Foxglovewise Explores the Natural Rituals of Loss – Southern Review of Books
Treasured, Bitter Fruit in Bo Hee Moon’s “Birthstones in the Province of Mercy” – Southern Review of Books
Treasured, Bitter Fruit in Bo Hee Moon’s “Birthstones in the Province of Mercy” – Southern Review of Books
The Best Southern Books of January 2026 – Southern Review of Books
The Best Southern Books of January 2026 – Southern Review of Books
Hollywood Glamour Meets Wartime Realities in “The Star Society” – Southern Review of Books
Hollywood Glamour Meets Wartime Realities in “The Star Society” – Southern Review of Books
“Talking with Boys”: Finding Freedom in Forward Motion – Southern Review of Books
“Talking with Boys”: Finding Freedom in Forward Motion – Southern Review of Books
2025 Staff Favorites – Southern Review of Books
2025 Staff Favorites – Southern Review of Books
Books to Celebrate in December 2025 – Southern Review of Books
Books to Celebrate in December 2025 – Southern Review of Books
Read an interview with the SRB team in The Blue Mountain Review!
Read an interview with the SRB team in The Blue Mountain Review!
“Not Abandon, but Abide”
“Not Abandon, but Abide”
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