Tag: Ed Winstead

Sherman Alexie: The Value of Subverting Authority
October 2012Banned Books: The acclaimed author speaks about what motivates his censors, self-censorship, and the value of stories.

Roger D. Hodge: The Personality of a Magazine
September 2012Newly minted Oxford American editor Roger D. Hodge discusses the role of an editor, finding a form, and the newsstand’s allure.

Editors’ Picks: September Recommended Reading
September 2012Our editors highlight some worthy books to start off the fall.

Ed Winstead: More Than You Can Chew
September 2012What the all-you-can-eat buffet tells us about misguided nostalgia, overcoming privation, and the RNC.

Ed Winstead: Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil
August 2012What’s next for the Oxford American now that founder Marc Smirnoff has been fired?

Ed Winstead: Empty and Blue and Serene
June 2012Even supporters of North Carolina’s gay-marriage ban know it won’t last 20 years. Ed Winstead reflects on the South, the past, and when legislation plans its own obsolescence.


