Andrew Mack Trilogy

Three chapbooks. One poet. A decade of landscape, loss, and reckoning.

The Andrew Mack Trilogy brings together all three of Andrew Mack's poetry collections from Loblolly Press in a single paperback bundle. Weekend Revival maps a personal odyssey through the back roads of South Carolina, the mountains of West Virginia, and the shores of Lake Michigan. Beasts of Chase interrogates the history of bear hunting in Appalachia since colonization — sharply researched, deeply specific to the region, and alive to what displacement costs both the natural world and the human one. What the River Was moves in three currents: the natural world of South Carolina creeks and watershed margins; found poems drawn from National Geographic; and a return to the river as family history, grief, and reckoning.

Own the full arc of one of contemporary Southern poetry's most distinctive voices. Save $10 off individual pricing.

Andrew Mack is a poet and the founder of Loblolly Press. His work moves through the landscapes of the American South and Appalachia — the back roads, watersheds, and ridgelines that shape both ecology and memory. His three chapbooks, published by Loblolly Press, trace an arc from personal odyssey to environmental reckoning to family grief.