Susannah Felts’ The Come Apart depicts a musician facing a creative and spiritual crossroads
Is a career in music worth the heartache? That’s the question for Maggie Corbin, the protagonist of Susannah Felts’ new novel, The Come Apart. Felts will appear in Nashville at Vinyl Tap on June 16 and Vanderbilt University on July 9.
Jeff Hardin’s latest poetry collection meditates on nature and art, finding wisdom in the quietest moments
In American Men, Jordan Ritter Conn explores the lives of four souls lost in the contemporary manscape
Remembering Roots documents the enduring impact of Alex Haley’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book
While a mysterious figure stalks a summer camp, young counselors bond and clash
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