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So what do our experts do? Well, they search for eternal youth; they find the best cheese; they honor the best singer to have sung on a Rolling Stones song (not Mike, not Keith, not even Charlie); they rediscover Eudora Welty's second-funniest story; they travel haunted roads; they walk--sorry,ski--on water; they rebuild farmhouses--in short, they write (very eloquently!) about people and things and experiences that can shed light on our sometimes baffling but always rich experience of life in the American South.
If you want names, we will tell you that our "Best of the South 2009" issue features some amazingly skillful writers, including: Wendy Brenner, George Singleton (in his OA fiction debut), Michael Parker, Sean Rowe, Hal Crowther, Lolis Eric Elie, Rebecca T. Godwin, John T. Edge, Beth Ann Fennelly, Wright Thompson, Kim Sunee, William Caverlee, Thomas Swick, Alan Grant, Lauren Groff, Keith Pandolfi, Mark Winegardner, Emily Raboteau, Susannah Felts, and many other literary hotshots. |
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