COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS

Dealer's Choice
Are the Fugitives still at large?
by Hal Crowther 

Comics 
by P. Revess

Gone Off Up North
A cheap shot never hurt anyone, especially if Jackie O. said so.
by Roy Blount Jr. 

Movie Talk:
UP FROM THE ASHES
Behind the scenes at Hollywood’s retelling of the Florida racial massacre.
by Michael D’Orso

Music: 
Hell's Half Acre
The troubled history of country’s best brother act.
by Nicholas Dawidoff 

Family Life:
Shooting the Cat
Who said killing a cat was easy?
by Tony Earley

Books:
South of the Times
How the South is taking over America.
by John Shelton Reed

Southern Bestsellers: 
A Book of Our Own
Why Gone with the Wind speaks to women all over the world.
by Beverly Lowry 

Verse:
Finding a Portrait of the Rugby, Tennessee Colonists, My Ancestors among Them
by Eric Ormsby

FEATURES

Essay:
Sermon with Meath 
Was Meath the big fool everyone thought he was?
by Barry Hannah 

Art Portfolio: 
The Dreamworld of  Donald Roller Wilson 
An Arkansas painter’s vision of the grandeur of monkeys, cats and dogs.

Short Story: 
The New People 
The New People were very strange, but surely they weren’t dangerous.
by Lewis Nordon

Photographic Essay: 
Portraits of Southern Writers
It takes about seven years to capture the faces of Southern literature
by Curt Richter

Photographic Essay: 
Eugene 
Guess who’s coming to dinner?
by Deno Trakas