Rooted Magazine
Lauren Rhoades, Mule, Victoria Richard, RED SQUAREDStories of place from the people who call Mississippi home.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 219 |
| Subscribers | Read | rooted.substack.com |
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Mississippi Transplant: Olivia Clare Friedman
What does it mean to call Mississippi home? Why do people choose to leave or live in this weird, wonderful, and sometimes infuriating place? Poet and fiction writer Olivia Clare Friedman lived many places before returning to her Southern ro...
Catherine Simone Gray Collects "Sensation Words"
A replay of our book club discussion of PROUD FLESH with Catherine Simone Gray
Book Club: COME BY HERE with Neesha Powell-Ingabire
While Rooted is a Mississippi-centric publication, our Bottom Reader Book Club encompasses the wider South—and I’m so glad. There is much to learn from our neighbors across the region. We share a common history and face many of the same soc...
Mississippi Native: Catherine Simone Gray
What does it mean to call Mississippi home? Why do people choose to leave or live in this weird, wonderful, and sometimes infuriating place? Catherine Simone Gray didn’t move to Mississippi by choice (“Mississippi and puberty arrived for me...
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