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Harrison Scott Key reads Truman Capote's A Christmas Memory at the old dairy on December 12, 2021

Aaron Belz's fourth book of poems, Soft Launch, was just published this fall 2019 by Persea Books. Belz is originally from St. Louis and moved to Savannah last summer with his partner, journalist Araceli Cruz. His other works include the collections The Bird Hoverer (BlazeVOX, 2007), Lovely, Raspberry (Persea 2010), and Glitter Bomb (Persea 2014).

Ring Them Bells - Music and lyrics by Bob Dylan. The Sweet Thunder Band: Andrew Sovine-Wolfe - guitar / audio engineer. Jenna Lynn Watkins - vocals. Kit Tillis - bass guitar. Phillip Price - accordion. Rachelle (Rae Rae) Abney - harmonica. Andrew Hartzell - drums. Andy Young - videographer.

Miho Kinna’s newest work, Move Over, Bird is the followup to her collection, Today, Fish Only, both published by Math Paper Press of Singapore. Her poems have appeared in journals based in Japan, Hong Kong, Shanghai, China, Singapore and various regions in the U.S. Recently her poems were translated into Arabic in Yemen. She holds an MFA in poetry from City University of Hong Kong & currently l...

Everything is Broken - Music and lyrics by Bob Dylan The Sweet Thunder Band: Andrew Sovine-Wolfe - guitar / audio engineer. Jenna Lynn Watkins - vocals. Kit Tillis - bass guitar. Phillip Price - accordion. Rachelle (Rae Rae) Abney - harmonica. Andrew Hartzell - drums. Andy Young - videographer.

Tony Ray Morris spent his childhood in the Appalachian Mountains of North Georgia and Eastern Kentucky. After working over a decade as a machine operator in a paper factory, he enrolled in college and eventually found his calling - first in journalism, then in teaching. He's won several writing awards, including the Louisiana Literature Poetry Prize and the Tennessee Writers Alliance Poetry Prize.

Way Down In The Hole - Music and lyrics by Tom Waits The Sweet Thunder Band: Andrew Sovine-Wolfe - guitar / audio engineer. Jenna Lynn Watkins - vocals. Kit Tillis - bass guitar. Phillip Price - accordion. Rachelle (Rae Rae) Abney - harmonica. Andrew Hartzell - drums. Andy Young - videographer.

Laura Davenport is the author of Dear Vulcan (LSU Press) and the chapbook Little Hates (Dancing Girl Press). Her poems have appeared in Best New Poets 2009, Crab Orchard Review, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Connotation Press: An Online Artifact and Sow's Ear Poetry Review, among others. She lives in Savannah, Georgia and works at the Savannah College of Art and Design. You can find Laura at www.da...

The 2020 Robert Strozier Memorial Christmas Reading, featuring James Thurber Award-Winning writer Harrison Scott Key. Special appearance by Jenny, the shop dog at The Book Lady Bookstore. About Robert Strozier Memorial Christmas Reading Beloved English literature professor, poet, and mentor at Armstrong University (now Georgia Southern) for 40 years. Also known for his delightful Southern twang...

Peacock Guild readings

Part 4: The Read Life Characters in Flannery's Stories "Memories of Flannery," oral history project presented by the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Foundation in Savannah, Georgia. Recorded December 15, 2018 at the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home with Mary Lawrence Kennickell and Kelly Kidd, interviewer Cody Shelley. Recording and production my Terrass Misher Copyright Flannery O'Connor Chil...

Part 3: How Flannery Changed Kelly's Life "Memories of Flannery," oral history project presented by the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Foundation in Savannah, Georgia. Recorded December 15, 2018 at the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home with Mary Lawrence Kennickell and Kelly Kidd, interviewer Cody Shelley. Recording and production my Terrass Misher Copyright Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Fo...

Part 2: The Story of the Catholic Hinny "Memories of Flannery," oral history project presented by the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Foundation in Savannah, Georgia. Recorded December 15, 2018 at the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home with Mary Lawrence Kennickell and Kelly Kidd, interviewer Cody Shelley. Recording and production my Terrass Misher Copyright Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Foun...

Part 1: Introduction and Memories of Flannery "Memories of Flannery," oral history project presented by the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Foundation in Savannah, Georgia. Recorded December 15, 2018 at the Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home with Mary Lawrence Kennickell and Kelly Kidd, interviewer Cody Shelley. Recording and production my Terrass Misher Copyright Flannery O'Connor Childhood Hom...

Part 5 How Flannery Saw Life, People, and Religion