Born Southern and Restless (Emerging Writers in Creative Nonfiction)

Born Southern and Restless is an engaging personal narrative about growing up in the South and leaving that region to explore a "larger" world.These essays give us a writer who is able to take us along as she lives in various places and supports herself through various odd jobs. She gives us a wealth of interesting characters - her father, grandmother, neighbors and relatives, people she meets during her wandering.

Literature & Fiction

Meads, Kat

Essays & Correspondence

Duquesne Univ Pr

Fiction. In this new compilation of previously published stories Kat Meads, the award-wining author, reveals the secret selves of the ordinary person. In these seductive and witty short stories, Meads startles with her ability to pull us into the lives of her seemingly ordinary characters. "With mordant wit, a gemcutter's nerve, and an open heart, Kat Meads catches her characters as their composure slips and the truth, in all its fun and fury, comes out. Like the salt slap of an unexpected wave, her stories leave you startled, alert, exhilarated, newly conscious that you're alive"-Lynne Barrett.

Not Waving

Contemporary

Livingston Press

Livingston Pr

Fiction. "Hang onto your hats, ladies and gents, you're about to meet some folks you won't soon forget, even if you want to. Kat Meads's hilarious and hair-raising tale of Kitty Duncan's reckless and willful descent into perdition is an irresistible one. She's like some exhilarated musician who has found a mighty new instrument, and blasts one amazing and unexpected chord after another, alarming us with her narrative bravado and enchanting us with her strange and haunting melody"-John Dufresne. "Taut, incisive, and sardonic, crisp yet droll, Kat Meads's quirky fiction has an open-door policy allowing emotion, pathos and drama to come inside, to visit for a while, to watch from the sidelines, or put their hands around your throat"-Cris Mazza.

The Invented Life of Kitty Duncan

Chiasmus Press

Narrated in part by a ghost, When the Dust Finally Settles is a novel focused on land, loyalty, and Southern racial politics in 1968. Mawatuck County (also the setting for Meads's The Invented Life of Kitty Duncan) is a place where the present continually collides with the past.

When the Dust Finally Settles

Genre Fiction

Ravenna Press

Built on the premise that the ugly can break one's heart more profoundly than the pretty, In This Season of Rage and Melancholy Such Irrevocable Acts as These portrays the changing South of the 1970s in a narrative that encompasses deceit, revenge, Pentecostal religion, coastal development and the disappearance of family farms.

In This Season of Rage and Melancholy Such Irrevocable Acts as These

Literary

Mongrel Empire Press

Conspiring with the females, For You, Madam Lenin presents the Russian Revolution(s) and more through the eyes of Nadezhda Krupskaya and her acerbic mother, singularly unimpressed with son-in-law Vladimir Lenin.

For You, Madam Lenin

Miss Jane: The Lost Years

2018 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year finalist in Literary Fiction 2018 Foreword INDIES Book of the Year finalist in Humor A spirited dive into sexual politics narrated by a fierce (and funny) female chorus, Miss Jane chronicles a farm girl’'s entanglement with Prof P, serial bedder of undergrads. Supporting cast: therapists, stepchildren, rescue dogs, B.F. Skinner, formidable women poets, and maddening Southern heat.

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Born Southern and Restless (Emerging Writers in Creative Nonfiction)

Born Southern and Restless (Emerging Writers in Creative Nonfiction)

Not Waving

Not Waving

The Invented Life of Kitty Duncan

When the Dust Finally Settles

In This Season of Rage and Melancholy Such Irrevocable Acts as These

For You, Madam Lenin

For You, Madam Lenin

Miss Jane: The Lost Years