Mary Moran

Content by Mary Moran

A passionate poet's eventful life

Issue: September, 2001
Who will enjoy reading Savage Beauty, the passionate biography of poet and playwright Edna St. Vincent Millay? Read more »
Carry Me Home

Issue: March, 2001
will likely be one of the most widely read and hotly discussed books of the year. Read more »
Remnants of paradise in Mississippi

Issue: August, 2002
Brad Watson first came to national attention with an award-winning book of short stories, Last Days of the Dog-Men, winner of the Sue Kauffman Award for first fiction from the American Academy Read more »
The South's killing fields

Issue: May, 2003
<B>Hell at the Breech</B>, the anticipated first novel by award-winning author Tom Franklin, combines adventure, mystery, Southern saga and tragedy, delivering a disturbing meditation Read more »
The Southern Woman

Issue: August, 2001
by Elizabeth Spencer spans an acclaimed 57-year writing career that includes five O. Henry Awards. Read more »
Wheelchair bound, author finds contentment

Issue: October, 2001
Manette Ansay is best known as the author of the Oprah Book Club selection Vinegar Hill and the National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist Midnight Champagne. Read more »