About Southern Cultures

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Southern Cultures is a nonprofit print quarterly published for the Center by the University of North Carolina Press. Its current circulation is over 2,800 subscribers.

In this on-line complement to Southern Cultures we include a special music section with samples of more than forty recordings. In addition, you’ll find tables of contents for all of our back issues. Information about subscriptions, advertising, submissions, guidelines, and most anything else regarding the journal can be found here.

Where else can you. . .
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• meet good ol' boys and Big Tobacco on a tour of North Carolina's tobacco farms
• read Eudora Welty's thoughts on sailing with William Faulkner in a never before published interview
• learn from the most unreliable of sources that Walker Percy wrote A Confederacy of Dunces
• explore the heart of the South in America and Africa
• learn what makes a true Appalachian--and what doesn't
• find out how southerners really pick their friends
• dance through Dixie to the sounds of southern rock
• light all kinds of fireworks in time for the Fourth of July
• take a new look at O Brother, Where Art Thou? and other southern films
  

Where else can you find a lively blend of southern high culture, folk culture, and pop culture?

Only between the covers of Southern Cultures.