Kae Chatman, Author at Salvation South

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Laura Gunnells Miller, Paul Jones, Kae Chatman, JS Alexander and Will Maguire

Yes to the Work

Five poets on the complex undercurrents of military service.

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To Make Peace With My Life

An Arkansas veteran and professor unearths the South’s ambiguous tracks.

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When a band of yellow flies attacked Jennifer Kornegay in the coastal Alabama woods, she got intimately acquainted with some of the nastiest critters in the Southern ecosystem.

You can give just for giving’s sake. Or you can give to fill a need. A Christmas story from coastal North Carolina.

Tom Hendrix spent 30 years building a wall that is neither a barrier to keep anyone out nor a monument to glorify its builder. It is, instead, a portal to the past. It pays tribute to a courageous Native American ancestor and what her life’s journey teaches us about our common humanity and the profound significance of how we order our steps in this world.

Our Southern Reader’s Travelogue series continues with a visit to Milledgeville, Georgia, where Flannery O’Connor raised peacocks until her death at age 39. Peacocks still roam at Andalusia, and the rest of the property looks just like it did when she was writing her classic novels and stories.

From the North Carolina mountains comes a poem to remind us that the simplest moments are the things for which we should give the greatest thanks.

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Hurricane Helene’s devastating floods tore up the small town of Old Fort, North Carolina. But its people are actually speeding up their plans to build a new local economy built on outdoor recreation.

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Laura Gunnells Miller, Paul Jones, Kae Chatman, JS Alexander and Will Maguire

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