M.E. Bradford: An Interview

“M.E. Bradford, Professor of Politics and Literature at the University of Dallas, is generally regarded as the most important philosopher the South has…

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August 2025

Until I Became a Father: The Children’s Bookshelf

I tossed out a question on X: Can you recommend any children’s books about the Permanent Things?

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From the Archives: A 1983 Interview with Andrew Lytle

I’m currently working on an essay for an actual magazine and happened upon the March 1984 issue of Nashville! magazine.

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July 2025

South Bound: LSU Press II, The Donald R. Ellegood Years (1954-1963)

Book Publishers in the South 3

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June 2025

Between Aquinas and the Agrarians: An Interview with Southern Scholar Marion Montgomery

This interview between Professor Marion Montgomery (1925-2011) and Dr.

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Harvest of Oddities

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May 2025

Southern Issues 3: The South, 1958

National Review 1958-03-08

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From the Shelves: John Tyree Fain

The student of the Southern Agrarians, if he keeps at it long enough, will find himself circling the same names.

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April 2025

From the Shelves: DIY Edition

The question came simply enough: “Do you want to go look at houses on Sunday?”

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Those Who Felt the Tremor: A Bibliography of Industrial Reckoning

“Ambitious men fight, first of all against nature; they propose to put nature under their heel; this is the dream of scientists burrowing in their…

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March 2025

Sinners in the Hands of Southern Studies

A Book Review

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The Folk-Chain of Memory

Donald Davidson first wrote “folk-chain” in his 1927 poem “Hermitage,” and later spoke of the “folk-chain of memory” in his 1966 lecture “The Center…

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