book review
- Stories of privilege and poverty intertwine in eloquent ‘Ash Grove’
- Novel offers tongue-in-cheek look at Southern football culture
- Southeastern landscape finds its Mary Oliver in Janisse Ray’s ‘House of Branches’
- ‘The Hands of Strangers:’ A Quick and Satisfying Book for Summer
- A Beautiful Violence: Charles Dodd White’s slim new novel packs power
- Novel, poetry collection or concept album? Keane masters the ring and the written word
- Brilliant and startling, Noriega’s poems deliver ‘kiss-the-canvas, one-two punch’
- Tomlinson’s fictional stories reveal hard truths of mountaintop removal mining and other subjects
- Memorable characters, narrator’s insights immerse reader in House’s latest novel
- Collection offers taste of Kentucky’s best poets
- Collection offers full plate of life in small package
- Poems in ‘Seed Across Snow’ lift mundane into profound
- Quiet epiphanies among most explosive moments in ‘Conquering Venus’
- ‘Speech is the candle’ in new poetry collection
- Memoir speaks on lessons of failure, solitude and uncertainty
- Carefully crafted novel provides insight into early settlers’ lives and deaths
- Novel portrays one woman’s struggle to overcome lost youth
- Poems speak to loss with grace, acceptance