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From unknown newcomers to Pulitzer Prize winners, we’ve championed Southern storytellers for over 30 years. Help keep these stories paywall free & independent.
From unknown newcomers to Pulitzer Prize winners, we’ve championed Southern storytellers for over 30 years. Help keep these stories paywall free & independent.
John Jeremiah Sullivan has lived in Wilmington, North Carolina, for almost twenty years. He has been writing for the Oxford American for even longer than that—twenty-five years, to be exact—his first piece, an interview with the late songwriter Vic Chesnutt, having appeared in this magazine’s pages in 1997. He is a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine and a co-founder of the nonprofit research collective Third Person Project. His new OA column, “Fugitive Pieces,” gives space to ephemeral items that have turned up in his research.