Hub City Press

A Measure of Belonging : Writers of Color on the New American SouthAuthor: Cinelle BarnesPublisher: Hub City PressPublication Date: Oct 06, 2020Number of Pages: 189 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

One of our city's most creative young artists has captured an extraordinary view of home. During a period of rapid change in this growing post-industrial Southern city, Kavin Bradner quietly moved...

All Of Us Together In The End is a lyrical examination of transformation after loss, by a writer the New York Times calls "irresistible" and "utterly convincing."Vollmer's family memoir shimmers with...

All the Colors of the RainAuthor: Andrew SiegristPublisher: Hub City PressPublication Date: Oct 12, 2021Number of Pages: 196 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1938235886ISBN-13:...

From Minrose Gwin, award-winning author of The Accidentals, comes Beautiful Dreamers, a story of a precocious teen and her mother, their gay best friend, and the con man who unravels their family...

Part coming-of-age summer romance, part thriller, Bomb Island is a funny and fast-paced Southern novel exploring subculture communities, survival, and found family set on an island near an unexploded...

From Beaufort to Boone and a dozen places in between, Carolina Writers at Home is a rich collection of true stories showcasing the houses where some of the most notable Southern authors--including...

In this powerful debut memoir, Neesha Powell-Ingabire chips away at coastal Georgia's facade of beaches and golden marshes to recover undertold Black history alongside personal and family stories.In...

Duncan Park: Stories of a Classic American Ballpark recounts the history of Spartanburg's oldest wooden grandstand stadium. Built in 1926, Duncan Park stadium has been home to a semipro Negro Leagues...

Texas Institute of Letters Award finalist for Best First Book of Poetry In El Rey of Gold Teeth, Reyes Ramirez explores living in America as a first-generation American of Salvadoran and Mexican...

20th Anniversary Edition of this classic poetry collection, with a foreword by New York TImes Bestselling author, Robert Morgan and a new preface by the author. First published in 1998, Eureka Mill...

In her dynamic debut, Halle Hill's Good Women delves into the lives of twelve Black women across the Appalachian South. A Kirkus Reviews Best Books of 2023 in Fiction - One of Oprah Daily's Best...

In a year when the Southern Foodways Alliance asks, "Where is the South?", the Fall 2023 issue of Gravy examines Southern food inside and outside the region. Readers will follow traditional Southern...

Shortly before daybreak in War, West Virginia, a passing train derails and spills an avalanche of coal over sixteen-year-old Emma Palmisano's house, trapping her sleeping family inside. The year is...

What can we do but seek nectar where it blooms, whispers the porous and questioning speaker of In the Hands of the River. In these haunting, layered poems, Lucien Darjeun Meadows affirms the...

From J. Drew Lanham, MacArthur "Genius" Grant recipient and author of Sparrow Envy: A Field Guide to Birds and Lesser Beasts, comes a sensuous new collection in his signature mix of poetry and prose...

A hybrid memoir / art book, with an introduction by New York Times Bestselling author Barbara Kingsolver.In 130 ink-and-watercolor drawings, the story of one year on a family farm in Kentucky unfolds...

In her award-winning debut collection, Emily W. Pease is at work redefining the short story.Let Me Out Here explores the underbellies and strange desires of our neighbors, our loved ones, ourselves...

A collection of fiction and graphic ephemera, Little Ones plays in a space of shadows and in-betweens.Informed by Appalachian experience and traditions of Southern storytelling, these award-winning...

Mustard, Milk, and GinAuthor: Megan Denton RayPublisher: Hub City PressPublication Date: March 10, 2020Number of Pages: 61 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1938235649ISBN-13:...

New neighborhoods began emerging north of Main Street in Spartanburg, South Carolina in the 1870s as emancipated Black men and women spent their hard-won post-slavery wages to purchase lots and build...

Cleveland Sellers Jr. was the scapegoat for one of the bloodiest civil rights events of the 1960s. In 1968 state troopers gunned down black students protesting the segregation of a South Carolina...

The poems in Pantry take their titles from kitchen objects. Some objects are common to most kitchens, like dishwashers and double boilers, and others are less common, like pie birds and olive pitters...

These stories, all set in nearby towns in the Alabama Black Belt--a swath of dark soil that runs west to east through the central part of the state--explore the history, culture, and human spirit of...

Reparations Now!Author: Ashley M. JonesPublisher: Hub City PressPublication Date: 7-Sep-21Number of Pages: 80 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 193823586XISBN-13: 9781938235863

Sleepovers and Other StoriesAuthor: Ashleigh Bryant PhillipsPublisher: Hub City PressPublication Date: Jun 16, 2020Number of Pages: 193 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

Sparrow Envy: Field Guide To Birds And Lesser BeastsAuthor: J. Drew LanhamPublisher: Hub City PressPublication Date: April 20, 2021Number of Pages: 104 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

Spartanburg Revisited: A Second Look at the Photographs of Alfred and Bob Willis tells the story of these charismatic photographers and commemorates the Collection they devoted their lives to...

Told in the keen, honest voice of a young man growing up on the rural South Carolina coast, The Big Game Is Every Night grapples with masculinity, race, and family in contemporary blue-collar America...

Set during the swampy summer in 1982, this stunning debut novel follows eleven-year-old Sunshine Turner and her troubled father Billy as the secrets of their family's past swirl around them in the...