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TRAILFEST 2013 begins in February 2013 in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi! Trailfest is the nation's only tri-state literary festival, which is organized by the participants in The Southern Literary Trail. To view the schedule in each state, follow the links below. All schedules are now posted.

ALABAMA | GEORGIA | MISSISSIPPI

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Flannery O'Connor   Albert Murray   Byron Herbert Reece   Lillian Hellman   Ralph Ellison   Eugene Walter
 
Shelby Foote   Erskine Caldwell   Eudora Welty   F. Scott Fitzgerald   Lillian Smith   Tennesee Williams
 
William Faulkner   William March   Alice Walker   Borden Deal   Harper Lee   Joel Chandler Harris
 
Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald   Truman Capote   Carson McCullers   Walker Percy   William Bradford Huie   Margaret W. Alexander
 
Richard Wright   Margaret Mitchell   Alabama Humanities Foundation   Trailfest 2013 is co-sponsored by the Alabama Humanities Foundation, a state program of the National Endowment for
the Humanities.

Visit Alabama Humanities Foundation's website.
   

Southern Literary Trail Brochure
The official brochure of The Southern Literary Trail. View & print brochure.

Scottsboro Boys: Outside the Protective Circle of Humanity
Photographic exhibit of the Scottsboro Boys Trial View poster. Visit Alabama calendar for museums and dates.

Storytelling at The Wren's Nest
Atlanta, Ga. Every Saturday at 1 p.m.
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"Where is This Voice Coming From?" An Exhibit During the 50th Anniversary of the Medgar Evers Assassination
Jackson, Ms. at The Eudora Welty House.
May 15 to December 13, 2013.
Learn more.

 

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The Southern Literary Trail is supported by the Mississippi Humanities Council   Mississippi Division of Tourism - click to visit their website   Encyclopedia of Alabama - click to visit their website   Georgia Humanities Counsil - click to visit their website
The Southern Literary Trail is supported by the Mississippi Humanities Council.   The Mississippi Division of Tourism supports the Southern Literary Trail.   Visit the Encyclopedia of Alabama for a history of The Southern Literary Trail.     The Georgia Humanities Council is a supporter of the Southern Literary Trail.

 


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