“Too Damn Mean to Cry”
A Harlem Renaissance look at the ruin of a man
Rien Fertel
A Lesson On Waiting
Black and Blue
Between the covers with Steve Cannon
Can You Hear Me, Sergeant Blue?
A hard-boiled detective in an intergalactic world
Emma Wilson Emery
Louisiana’s first poet laureate was female—and vehemently anti-war
Fatima Shaik's The Mayor of New Orleans
"The novella is a critique of race, art, and politics that stings as much, if not more so, today than it did three decades ago."
Grifter's Paradise
Nelson Algren’s "A Walk on the Wild Side" stalked the sordid side of Depression-era New Orleans
Grifter’s Paradise
Nelson Algren’s A Walk on the Wild Side stalked the sordid side of Depression-era New Orleans
Moonlight, Magnolias, and Marxism on the Bayou Teche
Barbara Giles’ The Gentle Bush rewrites Gone With the Wind
Plaquemines Picaresque
On the road with The Great Big Doorstep, the second and final novel by New Orleans writer E. P. O'Donnell
Sea Changes
Shirley Ann Grau’s debut novel evokes the coast
The Poor Man’s Truman Capote
Speed Lamkin stayed stuck in the other author’s shadow
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