Southern Fiction

Land, kin, and a long memory. Fiction of the American South told without the gothic's dread — small towns, church, cotton and the weight of who your people are.

On the Place & Period shelf.

Books shelved as Southern Fiction

• Sing, Unburied, Sing — Jesmyn Ward
• Swan Peak — James Lee Burke
• A Stained White Radiance — James Lee Burke
• Last Car to Elysian Fields — James Lee Burke
• House of Cotton — Monica Brashears
• The Tin Roof Blowdown — James Lee Burke / Will Patton
• The New Iberia Blues — James Lee Burke
• Where the Line Bleeds — Jesmyn Ward
• A Morning for Flamingos — James Lee Burke
• A Time for Mercy — John Grisham
• Heaven's Prisoners — James Lee Burke
• Sycamore Row — John Grisham
• Clete — James Lee Burke
• Light Of The World — James Lee Burke
• Pegasus Descending — James Lee Burke
• A Time to Kill — John Grisham
• Burning Angel — James Lee Burke
• Sunset Limited — James Lee Burke / Freddy Michalski
• Black Cherry Blues — James Lee Burke
• Jolie Blon's Bounce — James Lee Burke
• A Private Cathedral — James Lee Burke
• The Neon Rain — James Lee Burke
• In the Electric Mist With Confederate Dead — James Lee Burke
• The Glass Rainbow — James Lee Burke

Related genres

• Historical Fiction
• International Fiction
• American Literature
• East Asian Literary Fiction
• Irish Literature
• French Literature
• Victorian Fiction
• Latin American Fiction
• Spanish Literature
• Western
• Italian Literature
• Mexican Literature
• Chicano & Latinx Fiction
• Japanese Literature
• Russian Literature
• Medieval
• African American Literature
• Korean Literature
• Appalachian
• Caribbean Literature
• Scottish Literature

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