Pam Kingsbury

Content by Pam Kingsbury

A river of trouble down South

Issue: October, 2002
With her latest novel, There Is a River, Charlotte Miller concludes her popular trilogy depicting the long-suffering Sanders family of Eason County, Alabama. Read more »
A sweet and sassy slice of life

Issue: May, 2002
Reminiscent of Fannie Flagg's Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe and Billie Letts' Where the Heart Is, Catherine Landis' debut novel is a sweet, sassy and tart story about th Read more »
Final chapter in Big Stone Gap series

Issue: August, 2002
Adriana Trigiani has created a world well worth visiting and revisiting in her Big Stone Gap series. Read more »
Review

Issue: September, 2001
Best known for the hilarious Southern romp Handling Sin (just released in paperback), author Michael Malone has shown a unique ability to question what he calls the moral, political and soc Read more »