My story, “The Death of Jacob Delaney,” is now available in the summer 2010 issue of the South Dakota Review:

“The image of frozen cattle would stay with David Weatherall long after the shock of Jacob Delaney’s death in the blizzard of 1948.”

My review of Tom Franklin’s Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter was published in today’s Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Sycamore Review has put together an anthology of interviews from their pages. Due out this summer, it includes my and Ben Kolp’s interview with Kate Bernheimer.

I review Ron Rash’s Burning Bright in today’s Richmond Times-Dispatch.

The spring issue of Third Coast is now available.  I just got mine in the mail, but I’m sure the fiction is stellar, as my buddy Brian and I helped screen submissions. There’s also my review of Holly Goddard Jones’s Girl Trouble. Check it out.

My story, “Lovesick Blues” is in the fall issue:

“Rusty Galloway sat in his corroding Bronco on a hill near a cemetery, overlooking the apartment complex and waiting for his wife to take off with that tree cutter so he could go in and get his children.”

You can read my story “Fighting” in the inaugural issue of American Polymath:

I came from the cotton mills, Carolina textiles, Springs Industries. Two generations back, my people trudged up the hill of the Gayle at daybreak to the crumbled brick building, the clack and whirr of looms and shellac, shuttle fillers, the 6 a.m. whistle bell, lintheads and bobbindodgers in weave room #6.

Also of note is my friend Denton’s story, “Kingdom Come.”