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Susannah Felts

Nashville
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Fic & essays in @lithub, @vol1brooklyn, @catapultstory, @longreads, @guernicamag, @oxfordamerican, @wigleaf. Cofounder of @porchtn, a literary center. she/her
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By Susannah Felts
| Kirkus Reviews
Early aughts millennial nostalgia makes for an entertaining novel that lacks real depth. It’s February 2010, and 29-year-old singer-guitarist Maggie Corbin is driving her beat-up Corolla back to her hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. In the rearview: her old band, Spinning Birds, on the verge of possibly making it—and her former band mate and newly minted ex, Matt Turkish. Ahead of her, a dark highway, the promise of a rented room from Craigslist, and the ghosts of her past.
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Let's Get Lit: Chicago's Summer Reads

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By Kelley Engelbrecht, Susannah Felts, Talya Jankovits
| Chicago Magazine
Soaked with nostalgia for an early-aughts Chicago (cheap beer at the Rainbo, anyone?), this rock ’n’ roll novel by Felts, who earned her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, is as lyrical as the music she writes about. Best read while listening to Tom Petty’s “American Girl,” the book asks what happens when the dreams we hold tight begin to slip away.
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Writer John T. Edge Seeks all the Southern Flavors

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By Susannah Felts
| Wildsam
TO LOOK AT HIS WORK, you’d think John T. Edge knows the South like almost no one else. Throughout his career, the writer and researcher has focused on Southerners’ stories, especially of the culinary kind. For more than 20 years, he directed the Southern Foodways Alliance, a nonprofit organization that is widely regarded as a vessel for the region’s unique brew of regional race, class and food culture.
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