Author Archives: TSR

A Writer’s Insight: Adam Stumacher

Adam Stumacher’s story, “Supercharger,” appears in the Autumn 2024 issue of The Southern Review. Here he discusses the need for speed, the similarities between teaching and writing, and how the COVID-19 pandemic reveals our most profound vulnerabilities. Halley McArn: Jordan seems most interested in getting a supercharger so that he can boost the speed of his […]

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The Southern Review’s Annual Holiday Sale

It’s time for The Southern Review‘s annual holiday sale! From December 4 to 16, enjoy a complimentary The Southern Review T-shirt with each subscription purchase, to be sent to you or to the recipient of your choice, as well as a 20% discount. Share the gift of The Southern Review! Have a wonderful holiday season, and […]

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A Writer’s Insight: Alejandro Puyana

Alejandro Puyana’s “Making Salsa” appears in the Autumn 2024 issue of The Southern Review. Here Puyana talks about bringing the historic Zaire 74 music festival to life by developing celebrity characters, imagining alternate realities, and listening to lots and lots of music. Halley McArn, Editorial Assistant: It seems like everyone uses Florentino’s trumpet except for […]

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A Writer’s Insight: Lindsay Starck

Lindsay Starck’s story “Your Baby Is the Size Of . . .” appears in the Spring 2024 issue of The Southern Review. Here Starck expands on her use of the collective voice and her thoughtful construction of this alternate reality centered on microplastics. Emilie Rodriguez, Editorial Assistant: You open the story with a quote from […]

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A Writer’s Insight: Suphil Lee Park

Suphil Lee Park’s story, Rooted Out, appears in the Spring 2024 issue of The Southern Review. Here Park explores the nature of cultural exchange and lineage within one’s own family and how she established the distinct environment and folklore in her story. Emilie Rodriguez, Editorial Assistant: There’s a comparison in your story that I found […]

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