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  • A Priest Walks into a Waffle House: Stories from a Gritty, Grace-Filled Life
    By author: Lauretta Hannon
    In this era of unprecedented division and distraction, we've lost the ability to recognize the goodness all around us. But it doesn't have to be that way. From the acclaimed author of THE CRACKER QUEEN comes a cheeky spiritual memoir with an audacious message of hope. In this collection of stories, Hannon shows that joy can arise from the deepest abyss; that everyone is designed with purpose and hardwired for restoration; and that love and peace are entirely warranted and possible. This is because grace abounds where we often miss it: in the grittiness of life.
  • Fire in the Mind: Poems New and Selected
    FIRE IN THE MIND: POEMS NEW AND SELECTED crowns the lifetime career of an outstanding poet whom Claude Wilkinson calls "one of this country's finest poets" and James Matthew Wilson identifies as "one of the greatest poets of our age." This volume presents selections from Brosman's debut collection, WATERING (1972), which received high commendation nationally, through METATES AND OTHER POEMS (2025) and new and uncollected work. Page after page induces poetic shivers. The range of topics, mastery of form, and fidelity to what Wilkinson terms "her traditionalist aesthetic" are visible throughout.
  • Let Your Heart Be Troubled: Poems
    By author: Judson Mitcham
    LET YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED is Judson Mitcham's first collection of poems in twenty years. It takes as its epigraph Paul Valéry's description of language as "the god gone astray in the flesh." These poems engage a single life and many lives at once, moving toward what is here called soul, traveling a path laid down by a lexicon of plain words. This is a collection that should reward opening the book at random, but it is structured so that it may also be read as the scaffolding of a narrative.
  • Reg Murphy: A Portrait of a Life Well Lived
    By author: William Rawlings
    Born into humble circumstances in rural Georgia during the depths of the Great Depression, John Reginald "Reg" Murphy would go on to lead a long life of success, achievement, and acclaim of which most could only dream. Blessed with curiosity, drive, and natural intelligence tempered by common sense and the modesty of a Southern gentleman, during his career Murphy became a noted journalist and media executive, a staunch advocate for progress and civil rights in the South, a successful businessman, and with his wife, Diana, a generous supporter of worthy causes, the latter recognized by a lengthy list of honors and accolades received over the course of a long and productive life.

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