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MAKE YOUR WAY HOME
In these stories that span from the Florida marshes to the North Carolina mountains, Black men and women maintain tight grips on the homes that have eluded them.
A preteen pregnant alongside her mother refuses to let convention dictate who she names as the father of her child. A grandmother grapples with her own childhood survival from the KKK, who have resurfaced during 2017's Charlottesville rally. And at the very end of the South as we know it, two sisters try to escape North to freedom, to promises of a more stable climate. These stories, and others, consider what it means to come from a place fraught with painful historyand to call it home, despite its horrors. (There will be three more which are not included in this pdf).
Carrie R. Moore's fiction and essays have appeared in One Story, The Sewanee Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, For Harriet, The Southern Review, and other publications. She has received scholarships and fellowships from the Community of Writers, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, and the Martha Heasley Cox Center for Steinbeck Studies. She earned her MFA in Fiction at the Michener Center for Writers, where she won the Keene Prize for Literature and served as Fiction Editor of Bat City Review.
Carrie R. Moore's fiction and essays have appeared in One Story, The Sewanee Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, For Harriet, The Southern Review, and other publications. She has received scholarships and fellowships from the Community of Writers, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, and the Martha Heasley Cox Center for Steinbeck Studies. She earned her MFA in Fiction at the Michener Center for Writers, where she won the Keene Prize for Literature and served as Fiction Editor of Bat City Review.
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Book Published 2025-07-15 by Tin House |