Dear Readers: It’s hard to believe that the holiday season is in full swing. Here at Drawl headquarters, the temperature is still in the 70s and we’re having a hard time adjusting to the idea of December, but we are certainly looking forward to it. While Drawl and the region it represents are always immersed [...]
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Stage Review: Elephant’s Graveyard
People dislike people and love animals. No woman ever hoards kids unless she’s cooking them or running a Dickensian orphanage so she can scam an insurance company. Women who hoard cats are numerous, however. George Brant, whose play The Elephant’s Graveyard was the winner of the Keene Prize for Literature, plays on this quirk to [...]
The Vault: Nashville (1975)
In the realm of pop culture, the South tends to get a rather bum rap. When I mentioned to friends of mine that I was working for a Southern culture magazine, most of them started laughing and asked if I’d be writing about Deliverance every month. It feels that no matter how much [...]
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