|
reflections |
updates | featured state
- Happy New Year from all of us at
Southern Literary Review. In 2006, you will find Southern Literary
Review as committed as ever to finding quality southern fiction, memoirs and
creative non-fiction for you to enjoy. If you asked for books
for Christmas and got the ones you wanted, then great--snuggle up
under a warm blanket and get to reading. If, however, your
mother-in-law bought you a book titled 10 Steps to a Cleaner Home,
and you're looking to trade it in for something a little more fun to
read, we have some great suggestions.
~ ~ ~ ~
New On the Site!
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
State-of-the-Month ~ Maryland
Did you
know?
-
Charles Mason and Jeremiah surveyed the Mason-Dixon Line in 1763 to
determine the border between Pennsylvania and Maryland. In 1767 the
Mason-Dixon Line was established as Maryland’s northern border.
-
Frederick Douglass was born Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey in
February 1818. He was born on a farm on Lewiston Road, Tuckahoe,
near Easton, in Talbot County, Maryland.
See SLR's Maryland
Page and learn about it's southern roots!
Next month,
Kentucky! Thank
you to everyone who voted on the spotlight state.
You voted and we listened!
|
Editor’s
Picks
~ ~ ~ ~
Maryland Literature
Click here
to tell a friend about SLR! |
