William Baldwin, South Carolina’s mad hermit, swamp-dwelling eccentric tour guide, waterman, carpenter, artist, and genius, talks about his new Novel, The Fennell Family Papers. The novel is a bizarre and satirical story of an ancient family of coastal-dwelling light-house builders and proprietors.
Brad Watson reads from and talks about his new book, Last Days of the Dog-Men, a collection of stories about dogs — as accomplices, as unwitting victims of human passions, and as missing parts of their human companions. Funny, dark, sometimes brutal, but stunning in their perfection of expression, Watson’s characters, according to writer Barry Hannah, are the wretched dreams of honorable dogs.
