On March 16, the NBCC celebrated the finalists for the 2016 publishing year. The winners include Louise Erdrich for her novel, LaRose, and Ishion Hutchinson for poetry with House of Lords and Commons.
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Bootmakers Offer an Example by Tom Darin Liskey
When you think of Texas, there are a few iconic images that come to mind: big cattle ranches, oil derricks, and of course, cowboys. On
The Melvins: Modern Rock’s Most Influential Band by Charlie Nickles
You have probably heard the name of the band the Melvins, but can you identify a single song? Probably not, and that’s okay. They aren’t
Looking for Change by Alan McCoy
I recently had the chance to sit down and chat with Raleigh chef and restaurateur Ashley Christensen. And I had a very specific question to
Window Shades Up For Landing (or: AWP, the ADA, Donald Trump, and Me) by Kelly Davio
As I flew into Washington, DC, last month, I knew I had an enviable view of the city below. The little, short-haul Embraer jet (read:
Smuggled Fiction, Costly Tweets, Powerful Poetry & More! Your Weekly Lit News Round Up by Laurel Dowswell
First Known English Publication of Fiction Out of North Korea Lands in U.S. The Accusation, a collection of short stories by the pseudonymous North Korean
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