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An Interview with Jon Jefferson (Jefferson Bass)

Art Taylor / April 5, 2010

Last May I had the great pleasure of reviewing Bones of Betrayal by Jefferson Bass, not just a fine forensic […]

Art Taylor / April 2, 2010

Each year in honor of National Poetry Month (that’s April, in case you didn’t know), the Regulator Bookshop in Durham

Art Taylor / March 26, 2010

On Saturday, March 20, The Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland, hosted an all-day conference, “Writing the Future,” organized by the Center,

Art Taylor / March 24, 2010

In Southern literary circles, the biggest news this week is the publication of Lee Smith‘s new book, Mrs. Darcy and

Art Taylor / March 17, 2010

Among the notable writers making the rounds through the Triangle over the next week, Rebecca Skloot is the one riding

Art Taylor / March 13, 2010

After stopping at the last of the distilleries on the Bourbon Trail, we’ve filled our passports — and earned our

Art Taylor / March 12, 2010

Thursday brought not just one but two tours at the Buffalo Trace distillery — basically the Bourbon Mecca for many

Art Taylor / March 11, 2010

Yesterday, we began our Bourbon Trail adventure with stops at Woodford Reserve, Four Roses and Wild Turkey. As expected, our

Art Taylor / March 10, 2010

Today, Tara and I begin our travels along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. We’ll be meeting friends from Atlanta, Brandon and

Art Taylor / March 9, 2010

The North Carolina Writers’ Network has just announced the keynote speaker for its 2010 Spring Conference. Poet, novelist, short story

Art Taylor / March 3, 2010

From Kelly Cherry tonight (Wednesday, March 3) to Jodi Picault next Monday, there’s a lot of great readings on the

Art Taylor / February 26, 2010

Perhaps I’ve been stricken by some strange chemical, but I think I’m seeing double…. Is that two copies of Deborah