Rhienna Renée Guedry, Author at Salvation South

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Colossal Love

One about where to grow old together. Another about where to put the remains when we’re gone.

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Two of the South’s most respected journalists—Pulitzer Prize winner Cynthia Tucker and author/historian Frye Gaillard—address a hard question: Has the South exported its worst qualities to the nation, or can our better angels survive?

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