Southern Writers, Literary Magazines and Newspapers

Brightleaf: A Southern Review of Books
Double Take
Georgia Review
Mississippi Review
Missouri Review
Oyster Boy Review
Sewanee Review
Shenandoah
Y'all.com

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Baltimore Sun
Baton Rouge Advocate
Birmingham Post-Herald
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Charleston (SC) Post and Courier
Charlotte Observer
Columbia Missourian
Corpus Christi Caller Times
Kansas City Star
Louisville Courier-Journal
Macon Telegraph
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Mobile Register
Myrtle Beach Sun-News
New Orleans Times Picayne
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Savannah Morning News
Washington Post
Wilmington Morning Star

Duke Press
Louisiana State University Press
Mercer University Press
North Carolina Wesleyan College Press
University of North Carolina Press
University of Alabama Press
University Press of Florida
University of Missouri Press
University Press of Virginia
Vanderbilt Press

Digital Library of Southern Literature, Beginnings - 1920 (UNC)
Faux Faulkner Contest
Louisiana Authors Index (LSU)
Mississippi Writers (Ole Miss)
North Carolina Literary Festival (UNC)
North Carolina Women Writers and their Works (Duke)
North Carolina Writers (UNC)
Pete and Shirley: The Great Tarheel Novel
Recent Acquisitions in African-American History and Literature (UVA)
Southern Festival of Books (Tennessee Humanities Council)
Southwatch (UNC-G)

Pearl Buck
James Branch Cabell
Erskine Caldwell Birthplace (Coweta County, Ga)
Truman Capote
The Kate Chopin Project
James Dickey
James Dickey
Ernest Gaines
William Faulkner
Faulkner's Home, Rowan Oak (Oxford)
Faulkner's Library
Faulkner in Oxford
Lafcadio Hearn (whom we include here for his years in New Orleans)
Lafcadio Hearn
O. Henry Museum (Austin)
Zora Neale Hurston
Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities (Eatonville)
Flannery O'Connor
The Walker Percy Project
Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe House (Philadelphia)
Margaret Mitchell House Museum
Alice Walker
Eudora Welty
Thomas Wolfe
Tennessee Williams Scholars Conference
Richard Wright