A complete color catalog and two DVDs of the work of South Georgia’s renowned metal sculptor, Wilby Coleman. Photography by Julius Ariail. Text by Roberta George. Layout and design by Julia Ariail. 

Snake Nation Press is proud to announce the winner of the Serena McDonald Kennedy Award for fiction, non-fiction, and novellas.  The prize is named after Barbara Passmore’s maternal grandmother, who valued reading and education.  $1,000 and publication are given annually. 

Final winner: Wendy Marcus of Seattle, WA, for Pollyglot, chosen by renowned southern author Janice Daugharty. Visit our blog for the list of finalists.

Starkey Flythe, Jr. graduated from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennesssee, served with the army in the Middle East and Africa, and was re-founding and managing editor of the Curtis Publishing Company magazines, Holiday and The Saturday Evening Post. He has taught in public high schools in Georgia, South Carolina, and Indiana, and his stories have been anthologized in the Best American, New Stories from the South, and O. Henry collections. His book of short fiction, Lent: The Slow Fast,was published by the University of Iowas Press in 1990. He is a National Endowment for the Arts grant recipient, and this book is his third collection of poetry.

"He awakens us and asks us to re-think and re-feel what we have thought and felt to be true in language that is both fresh and familiar, crafted and free."

Dr. John Z. Guzlowski
Professor Emeritus
Eastern Illinois University
Author of Lighting and Ashes