| The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume X: Alabama | | | Editor:
| Wright, William
Fuller, J. Bruce
Byas, Taylor
Vines, Adam | | Contribution by:
| Byas, Taylor
Vines, Adam
Anderson, Daniel
Bensko, John
Bolden, Emma
Case, David
Cato, Shelly Stewart
Chandler, Alyx
Chappell, Carrie
Collins, Robert
Cotton, H. M.
Courington, Chella
Crunk, T.
Davenport, Laura
DeVaughn, Daniel
Drake, Will Justice
Elkins, Ansel
Entler, Kristin
Fargason, William
Gaskin, Kate
Gray, Juliana
Green, Regan
Green, Sharony
Haddin, Theodore
Hall, Audrey
Hargett-Hsu, Kathryn
Harrison, Joseph
Hembree, Carolyn
Hendrix, Raye
Holmes, Thomas Alan
Horne, Jennifer
Houghton, Rachel
Hudgins, Andrew
Hughey, Elizabeth
Jones, Ashley M.
Jones, Rodney
Jordan, J. M.
Langland, Amelie
Layne, Matthew
Lewis, Quinn
Logue, McLeod
Manning, Maurice
Maples, Kwoya Fagin
McCall, Jason
McLarney, Rose
Mersmann, James
Moore, Daniel Edward
Murphy, Jim
Oliu, Brian
Palughi, Em
Pence, Charlotte
Rushton, Rusty
Saad, John
Segrest, Austin
Shoop, Jordan
Smith, R. T.
Sorochinsky, Anastasia
Southwick, Kimberly Ann
Taylor, Cheyenne
Thompson, Jeanie
Tullos, Allen
Walker, Jason Gordy
Weaver, Richard
White, Patti
York, Jake Adam | | Series title: | The Southern Poetry Anthology Ser. | | ISBN: | 978-1-68003-326-7 | | Publication Date: | Dec 2023 | | Publisher: | Texas Review Press
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | USD $29.95 | Book Description:
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Ranked among the top in the nation for its range of overall biodiversity, Alabama is far more variegated than many first assume. With its volatile history, its extraordinary landscapes, and its breadth of human perspectives, Alabamians have been underrepresented in Southern poetry, and this volume seeks to shed light on established and new, diverse voices in the Yellowhammer State. Ranked among the top in the nation for its range of overall biodiversity, Alabama is far more variegated than many first assume. With its volatile history, its extraordinary landscapes, and its breadth of human perspectives, Alabamians have been underrepresented in Southern poetry, and this volume seeks to shed light on established and new, diverse voices in the Yellowhammer State. | |