Karrington Garland, Author at Salvation South

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Illustration of a young woman in a flowing dress walking across a cracked, sunlit landscape with barren trees, symbolizing resilience and introspection in Southern poetry. Features the Salvation South New Poets Prize Honorable Mention badge, representing Karrington Garland’s award-winning, unpublished poems by a rising North Carolina poet.

Write It Out for the Both of Us

From a New Poets Prize finalist, four whirling lyrics on the body and mind.

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