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The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature title: The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature – No good Southern writing is complete without a dead mule. Established 1996. New issues on the 15th of every month.

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Southern Legitimacy Statement: My brother, may he rest in peace, lived in and loved Atlanta, and I loved to visit him. I live just south of the Canadian border, where the bison and moose wander. Gods Anonymous “Hi, my name is Boreas, and I’m an extinct god.” Greetings in different languages bounced around the bare […]

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Southern Legitimacy Statement: I live in the Shenandoah Valley with too many horses. Though Northerner by birth, I’ve spent the most of my life below the Mason-Dixon line — more than enough time for me too lose any trace of the Philadelphia accent that tortured the vowel O. Quarter Horse My name is Trigger, Sandy, […]

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Southern Legitimacy Statement: Erik Peters is a father and avid mediaevalist from Vancouver, Canada. His writing is influenced by late antiquity, his family, and his students. Erik has been featured in Coffin Bell, Zoetic, Beyond Literary Words, and Thirty West. You can check out all Erik’s work at erikpeters.ca**Not sure what Vancouver is south of, […]

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Southern Legitimacy Statement: My Papaw came up in the Great Smokey Mountains, near Farner, Tennessee and Cherokee, North Carolina. When he was nine, he lost track of the time one summer evening, squirrel hunting up on the mountain, and he avoided a sound late-for-dinner whoopin’ by running away with the circus. I claim southern legitimacy […]

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Southern Legitimacy Statement: After attending high school in central Mississippi, I was determined to leave the South. I went to school for radiology, only to realize I envied the people doing the landscaping around the hospital property. I realized all I wanted was to be outside, so I bailed and joined a trail crew instead. […]

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