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MYSTERY IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH (Volume 34:4)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- It Was the Third of June, Another Sleepy, Dusty, Delta Day… by Margot Kinberg
AUTHOR! AUTHOR!
- Making Peace with the “Southern Writer” Label by Donna Andrews
- My Summer of the Suspected Spy by Mignon Ballard
- I Wasn’t Born in the South but I Got Here as Soon as I Could: How I Became a Damned Yankee by Nancy Bartholomew
- The Rebel Bishop by Paul A. Barra
- Confessions of a Carpetbagger by Ellen Byron
- You Can Take the Boy Out of West Virginia, But… by John Billheimer
- A Southern Life-Style and Tax Write-Off by Don Bruns
- My Heroines Will Always Be Southern by Ana Brazil
- Serving Up a Southern Mystery by Elizabeth S. Craig
- A Yankee in Virginia by Ellen Crosby
- A Casserole in the Freezer by Krista Davis
- What Does It Take to Be a “Southern” Writer? by D.J. Donaldson
- Over the River and Through the Woods by J.T. Ellison
- A Face Like a Beige Rock by Mary Anna Evans
- Southern as Three Rows of Okra by Bill Fitzhugh
- Georgia on My Mind by Judy Fitzwater
- Hidden in Backwoods Appalachia by Susan Furlong
- The Strength and Humor of Steel Magnolias by Barb Goffman
- On a Sunny Sea Island by Carolyn Hart
- A Poke Full of Death by Russell Hill
- Murder in Texas—Southern or Sui Generis? by Kay Kendall
- Haunted by Molly MacRae
- Con Artists Make Their Mark Down South by Lynda McDaniel
- Don’t Write What You Know by John McMahon
- The Changing South by Sandra Parshall
- Endless Stories by J.M. Redmann
- Serendipity Rides the Back Roads by Sarah Shankman
- Jersey by Birth—Southern at Heart by Jessica Speart
- Moving South: Heroic Women, Over-Protective Men, and a Mess of Murders by Maureen Tan
- “Look Away, Look Away” by Art Taylor
- The R Word by Tina Whittle
- The Original Music City Mystery Series Returns by Steven Womack
COLUMNS
- Murder in Retrospect: Reviews by Sandie Herron, Ali Karim, L.J. Roberts, and Lesa Holstine
- Real Crime Southern Style by Cathy Pickens
- From the Editor’s Desk by Janet A. Rudolph
3 comments:
What a great line-up! So pleased to have an essay in here myself. :-)
Yes, I am thrilled to have one also.
Let me pour myself some tea.
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