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27 August 2015updated 04 Oct 2023 9:49am

The NS Podcast #111: The fictions of the American South

Sarah Churchwell discusses the fiction that became an agent in American racism.

By New Statesman

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Sarah Churchwell talks to Tom Gatti about how nostalgic literature became an agent in American racism.

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