Duende and Delight
by Eve Clark · May 17, 2025I was a sad nineteen-year-old taking my first poetry workshop when I first read Federico Garcia Lorca’s “Theory and Play of the Duende.” In this piece, [...]
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Pride and Prejudice & The Awakening: What is food if not domestication or temptation?
by Karen Sims · October 14, 2024“What a superbly featured room and what excellent boiled potatoes! Many years since I’ve had such an exemplary vegetable. To which of my fair cousins [...]
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Vague Enough to Satisfy: An Interview with Philip Frobos
by Anna Barattin · September 24, 2024To experiment with long-form storytelling, Atlanta musician, Philip Frobos took on an unexpected challenge during the pandemic: writing his debut novel. Frobos would wake up early [...]
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Join us for a reading by Tayari Jones, recipient of the Five Points 2024 Paul Bowles Prize!
by Megan Sexton · September 20, 2024We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting a reading by Tayari Jones, winner of the Five Points 2024 Paul Bowles Award, at GSU [...]
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Talking with Anne Enright about The Wren, The Wren
by Megan Sexton · October 10, 2023Anne Enright is author of seven novels. She has been awarded the Man Booker Prize, the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction, and a Lifetime [...]
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Interview: Chad Davidson on TERRA COGNITA: DISPATCHES FROM AN OVER-TRAVELED ITALY
by Jada Ford · March 30, 2023Professor and poet Chad Davidson did not know he would collect a series of essays about Italy, but what turned out to be a simple break [...]
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