It was in the news the other day that the city of New York was having an alligator problem. It seemed one of our northern brethren, probably a guy in short pants wearing black nylon socks and sandals, decided his pet alligator, which he’d likely purchased in Florida, was too big for his home. The reptile was disposed of in one of the ponds in Central Park. Well, nature took … [Read more...] about New Yorkers, Alligators and the Good Lord’s Karma
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For a new writer, it can be challenging to grow your audience. We'd like to provide a pathway to help you. Our objective is to offer a mutually beneficial arrangement that can help you develop a following for your work and build your brand, utilizing our following, while allowing us to add to our readership by sharing our content with your contacts. We currently reach around a … [Read more...] about Our Contributing Writer Program
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You can qualify to win a signed copy of Henry Ball's book "Michael Chapel", Jim Tate's book "Magnolia Chronicles", a Southern Voice tumbler, a t-shirt (S-XXL), or trucker cap. One of each will be awarded. Here's how you can win. There's a word at the end of each of the four articles that has an association with the most Southern of food, BBQ. Send an email to … [Read more...] about September Newsletter Contest
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The Southern Voice New Writer Program It can be challenging, as a writer, to grow your audience. We'd like to provide a pathway to help you. Our objective is to offer a mutually beneficial arrangement that can help you develop a following for your work, utilizing our following while allowing us to add to our readership. We currently reach around a half million people per … [Read more...] about TSV New Writer Program
America’s Second Civil War (Part I) – Bloody Mingo Did you know that America had two Civil Wars? Back in 2008, my lovely wife and I were privileged to visit Mingo County, West Virginia, several times as part of ministry outreach. I made the arrangements for our group with a gentleman named Dr. Pat Garland, who owned and operated the Historic Matewan Inn, with his … [Read more...] about
