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We’re limiting the number of selections per Fiction, Poetry, Essay, Blog index pages to five for the next couple of months. What does that mean? Easy, as new material is added, the last story/poem/essay is added to the top of the archives — as it is removed from its current category/index page.
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Hey, ya’ll. I forgot to load the new Coverpage for the May 2008 Mule. Apologies all around, especially to dear Ann who worked so hard on the Life on Black Mountain story collection.
Take a gander at her blog when you get a moment, would you? click here.
It was pure bliss working on the photos for […]

The halls are buzzing—here at the Dead Mule School of Southern Literature. So much excitement about Poetry. So much excitement about Ann Hite. So much anticipation. Even rumors, once in a while, concerning the upcoming Southern-style Garden Party honoring Ruth at which time Poetry Editor, Helen Losse, will meet Fiction Editor, […]

“The Last Stopping Off Place is the final story in Nellie’s life and is told from quirky Bea Weehunt’s—the readers will remember her from Mr. Snake Gets Religion—point of view. When I wrote this story I thought it was over. I thought, okay that’s the end of Black Mountain. Now I move on somehow.”
–Ann Hite