By Doyne Phillips, Managing Editor of Southern Writers Magazine In 1976 Jimmy Carter was running for President of the United ...

By  Lenore Skomal I write to be heard. Growing up in a large family, wedged in between four brothers and two sisters, two sets of ...

by Gary Fearon , Creative Director, Southern Writers Magazine Perhaps the most valuable lesson in advertising and sales is the realizati...

By Richard L. Mabry, MD The surgeon describes a very difficult procedure to the patient, and then asks if there are any question...

By Mia Fisher As a writer, I, like many of my colleagues, block moments of time in an already-busy schedule to make sure I get s...

By Annette Cole Mastron, Communications Director for Southern Writers Magazine April is poetry month. Poetry is not a genre tha...

By Margaret Brownley Rejections! Who wants them? Who needs them? Years ago, I would have answered a resounding “no one!” But...

By Susan Reichert ,   Editor-in-Chief f or Southern Writers Magazine Readers love to hear the author read his or her book. It gi...

 By  Janice Cantore Most of the writers I know are like me: they love to read. I vividly remember my first school trip to the ...

By    Karl Vadaszffy For most people who write, writing isn’t a full-time job. Most people aren’t fortunate enough to be able to...

By Doyne Phillips, Managing Editor for Southern Writers Magazine “I greet you at the beginning of a great career.” Walt Whit...

By Kathi Macias When it comes to qualifying as a “Southern writer,” I fly just under the radar, since I hang my hat in  Southern...