"What a testament it is to a splendid novelist's powers to pitch-perfectly create a small-town . . . and in doing so not only illuminate the zeitgeist but some universal truths to boot. Keith Lee Morris is a writer whose books I have promised myself never to skip."— Robert Olen Butler ,
Pulitzer-winning author of A Good Scent from Strange Mountain
Keith Morris
Keith Lee Morris is the author of Travelers Rest, as well as two previous novels, The Greyhound God and The Dart League King (a Barnes & Noble Discover pick). His short stories have been published in New Stories from the South, Tin House, A Public Space, New England Review, and Southern Review, which awarded him its Eudora Welty Prize in fiction. Morris lives in South Carolina, where he is a professor of creative writing at Clemson University.Video Spotlight
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FICTION: If There Were Bees by Erin Rose Belair
Lacey and Otto took to the coast and rented a motel room for the weekend, right on the water. Workers in white hazmat suits had descended upon their house, cutting holes into the walls because the bees had filled their home. Lacey first saw the bees while pruning back the bougainvillea…
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