Six months into “Nobody’s Home”

Though the website has been online a little longer, tomorrow (April 1) marks six months since Nobody’s Home: Modern Southern Folklore officially got started. The first half-a-year has been productive, with two reading periods and subsequent batches of works added to the anthology in January and March. During those reading periods, ads on Facebook and New Pages have swirled around the inter-webs, and mailouts to colleges, writing programs, indie bookstores, and newsrooms have offered flyers to hang on bulletin boards. (If people still do that— I don’t know, do they?) … Read more Six months into “Nobody’s Home” →