Pamela Duncan with illustration by Stacy Reece

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A short story about a North Carolina country woman who takes a bus into a better, brighter life — but one that lasts only for a day.

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Salvation South is taking the week off so we can travel to the Word of South festival in Tallahassee, Florida. We’ll be back with our regularly scheduled programming on Friday, April 15.

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.

The prospect of coming out to his parents scared him to death. But they were fine with it. Anyway, that’s what it seemed like at first.

Chock full of images, an ode to the spirit of the New South.

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As Salvation South marks three years of publication, editor Chuck Reece looks back at a stellar lineup of established Southern authors and fresh voices.

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