As our lives become busier and our screen-time perpetual, some have predicted that the short story would become the most readily-consumed literary form of the age. Now the city of… Read more »

This year marks the 90th anniversary of Flannery O’Connor’s birth (she was born on March 25, 1925) and the United States Postal Service has recently announced that it will issue… Read more »

Flannery O’Connor was eminently quotable, so it’s not surprising that the most disagreement regarding her November 2 induction into The American Poets Corner came from trying to choose a quote… Read more »

“It is a pity I can’t receive my own letters. If they produce as much wholehearted approval at their destination as they do at their source, they should indeed be… Read more »

If you were Flannery O’Connor, wouldn’t you paint a friendly fowl under your arm? If you were Hunter S. Thompson, wouldn’t you take a couple of selfies in your favorite… Read more »

There are very few recordings of the great short story writer Flannery O’Connor. But here’s one (courtesy of Openculture.com). It was made in April of 1959, from a reading O’Connor gave… 1 / Read more »