A Vietnamese Mardi Gras krewe.
The Black longshoremen of Mobile’s Banana Docks.
A meditation on rice and belonging.
This Food Issue isn’t just about what Southerners eat—it’s about who we are, where we’ve been, and where we’re going.
A Vietnamese Mardi Gras krewe.
The Black longshoremen of Mobile’s Banana Docks.
A meditation on rice and belonging.
This Food Issue isn’t just about what Southerners eat—it’s about who we are, where we’ve been, and where we’re going.
Jeremy Griffin is the author of the short fiction collections A Last Resort for Desperate People: Stories and a Novella (SFAU Press) and Oceanography (Orison Books). His work has appeared in such journals as the Alaska Quarterly Review, the Bellevue Literary Review, the Greensboro Review, the Indiana Review, and Shenandoah. He teaches at Coastal Carolina University, where he serves as faculty fiction editor of Waccamaw: a Journal of Contemporary Literature.