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Fall 2012
Table of Contents
Essays
A Brief Account of the Adventures of My Appropriated Kinsman, Juan Ortiz, Indian Captive, Soldier, and Guide to General Hernando de Soto
A Church, a School & “Ninety Per Cent Are Lunatics” (editorials); & A Matter of Change (review of Lillian Smith’s Now Is the Time)
An Editor Must Have a Purpose (editorial)
Exploring the Writers in the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame
From Georgia Scenes, Characters, Incidents, &c. in the First Half Century of the Republic (“Author’s Preface” & “The Horse Swap”)
From the Archives: Holding Value
From Georgia: Invisible Empire State
From The Confessions of Willie Styron
Johnny Mercer: “They Know His Songs”
O’Connor Plus Bishop Plus Closely Plus Distance (on Flannery O’Connor and Elizabeth Bishop)
The Georgia Writers Hall of Fame
The Legacy of Erskine Caldwell
Truth: The Road or the Rug (on Carson McCullers)
Ty Cobb and the Book That Wasn’t
Uncle Remus, No Friend of Mine
Fiction
You’ll Like My Mother’s Grave
Poetry
Catkins; A Perfect New Moon; & Piecemeal
Imagine with Me Now the Final Room
Portrait in Georgia & Georgia Dusk
To John Brown; The Passing of the Ex-Slave; & Cosmopolite
Correspondence
Autumnal (poem) & Letters to T. S. Eliot & Harriet Monroe
From The Marshes of Glynn (poem) & Letters to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Peacock & Mr. Paul Hamilton Hayne
From Unmailed Letters Mailed Late & Letter to Arthur Penn
Letter to the Editor & From The Black Notebook
Speech
From An Address to the Whites. Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church [of Philadelphia] on the 26th of May, 1826.
Lillian Smith Answers Some Questions about Strange Fruit (interview) & Are We Still Buying a New World with Old Confederate Bills?
The Earth Is the Lord’s but He’s Giving It to the Meek (symposium talk)
Interview
“I Know What the Earth Says”: From an Interview with Alice Walker
