south: a scholarly journal
Latest Issue: Volume 51, Number 1: Fall 2018
Bibliographic Information: ISSN: 2470-9506
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The Southern Literary Journal was published from 1967-2015. In 2015, the journal transitioned to become south: a scholarly journal, edited by Sharon P. Holland. With the publication of Volume 51, Number 1: Fall 2018, south ceased publication. The work that the editors of south began continue in another initiative, Critical Ethnic Studies, led by a group of faculty across the College of Arts and Sciences at UNC-Chapel Hill. For more information visit the Critical Ethnic Studies website.
Back issues of Southern Literary Journal and south are still available through our partners at Project MUSE and JSTOR.
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Editor
Sharon P. Holland
Table of Contents
Vol. 51, No. 1: Fall 2018
Special Issue: Quaring Childhood
Guest Edited by Katherine Henninger
Editor’s Note
Sharon P. Holland
The Project of Quaring Childhood
Katherine Henninger
Birthing America’s Kweer: Motherless Children Preach the Gospel of Mercy
L. Lamar Wilson
Unattached Women Raising Cain: Spinsters Touching Orphans in Anne of Green Gables and Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Holly Blackford
Southern Floods and Reproduction on the Roof: Tennessee Williams’s Kingdom of Earth and Quare Ecology
Joseph T. Carson
The Queer Silences of Jim Grimsley’s Winter Birds
James A. Crank
Once upon a Time . . .
Calvin Marquis Morris
Building the Worlds of Our Dreams: Black Girlhood and Quare Narratives in African American Literature
Janaka Bowman Lewis
On Witnessing: James Baldwin’s Southern Experience and the Quareness of Black Sociality
Brittney Michelle Edmonds
Boys Erased and the Trouble with Coaching: Confronting Male-Male Sexual Violence in the Age of #MeToo
Eric Solomon