The Fellowship of Southern Writers is a literary organization founded in 1987 in Chattanooga, Tennessee by 21 Southern writers and other literary luminaries. The group meets in every odd-numbered year, usually during the Chattanooga Arts & Education Council Conference on Southern Literature.
In 2007, the fellowship formalized its own structure, electing its first board of directors and hiring its first executive director, Susan Robinson.[1]
Contents
1Charter members
2Elected members
3Awards and honors
4See also
5References
6External links
Charter members
A.R. Ammons
Cleanth Brooks
Fred Chappell
George Core
James Dickey
Ralph Ellison
Horton Foote
Shelby Foote
John Hope Franklin
Ernest J. Gaines
George Garrett
Blyden Jackson
Madison Jones
Andrew Nelson Lytle
Walker Percy
Reynolds Price
Louis D. Rubin, Jr.
Mary Lee Settle
Lewis P. Simpson
Elizabeth Spencer
William Styron
Walter Sullivan
Peter Taylor
Robert Penn Warren
Eudora Welty
C. Vann Woodward
Elected members
Wendell Berry (1990)
Ellen Douglas (Josephine Haxton) (1990)
C. Eric Lincoln (1990)
Romulus Linney (1990)
Lee Smith (1993)
Monroe Spears (1993)
Charles Wright (1993)
Doris Betts (1995)
Marsha Norman (1995)
James Applewhite (1997)
Richard Bausch (1997)
Clyde Edgerton (1997)
Gail Godwin (1997)
William Hoffman (1997)
Donald Justice (1997)
Dave Smith (1997)
Joseph Blotner (2001)
Allan Gurganus (2001)
Beth Henley (2001)
Josephine Humphreys (2001)
Bobbie Ann Mason (2001)
Henry Taylor (2001)
Madison Smartt Bell (2003)
Kaye Gibbons (2003)
Barry Hannah (2003)
Yusef Komunyakaa (2003)
Jill McCorkle (2003)
John Shelton Reed (2003)
Ellen Bryant Voigt (2003)
Allen Wier (2003)
Larry Brown (2005)[2]
Percival Everett (2005)
Robert Morgan (2005)
Lewis Nordan (2005)
Sam Pickering (2005)
Wyatt Prunty (2005)
Dorothy Allison (2007)
Roy Blount, Jr. (2007)
Andrew Hudgins (2007)
Randall Kenan (2007)
Shannon Ravenel (2007)
Alfred Uhry (2007)
Will D. Campbell (2009)
Rita Dove (2009)
Percival Everett (2009)
Jim Grimsley (2009)
Edward P. Jones (2009)
Fred Hobson (2009)
Rodney Jones (2009)
Eleanor Ross Taylor (2009)
Natasha Trethewey (2009)
Al Young (2009)
Tony Earley (2010)
Claudia Emerson (2011)
Steve Yarbrough(2015)[3]
Awards and honors
The Hillsdale Prize for Fiction
The Hanes Prize for Poetry
The Robert Penn Warren Award for Fiction
The Bryan Family Foundation Award for Drama
The Cecil Woods, Jr. Prize for Non-Fiction
The Fellowship's New Writing Award for Fiction
The C. Vann Woodward-John Hope Franklin Prize for the Writing of Southern History
The James Still Award for Writing About the Appalachian South
The Fellowship's New Award for Poetry
The Cleanth Brooks Medal for Distinguished Achievement in Southern Letters
See also
American Literature
Southern literature
Southern United States
References
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