Doris Iarovici’s debut book of stories, “American Dreaming” (Novello Festival Press/2004) questions most tenants of southern writing. Her characters are displaced, disconnected from the land and their colorful language is more often the fault of broken English then provincial turns of phrase. Melinda Penkava speaks with Durham-based psychiatrist Doris Iarovici about immigrant literature in a southern context. Listener Call-In. (35:00)