Booker T. Washington's Legacy
African-American educator, author and orator Booker T. Washington died today in 1915.
African-American educator, author and orator Booker T. Washington died today in 1915.
The small-town Florida author explains how the past haunts her new novel.
Last Sunday's matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons produced more than just a win on the field for the Saints.
by Ronald Paxton Ground fog thick as a New England chowder enveloped the stooped figure in the old Confederate cemetery. A pale early morning sun fought bravely to penetrate the damp swirling mass. John "Cowboy" Howard stretched his back and groaned
A Thanksgiving side dish that takes advantage of the season's bounty of pecans and apples.
Notes from the Louisiana Book Festival. A "sweet" book giveaway. Brad Pitt, Ignatius Reilly, first editions and the Fitzgeralds in Literary News. A fiction contest, Flannery O'Connor and Festival of Words in Literary Events. And "The New Deal" in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
The chill of winter lingered in the crest of the Tennessee Valley, its breath heavy and cruel against the crusted earth. But Annette could not be disheartened by the cold that seeped through the soles of her shoes and the worn threads of her clothes. Even now
Held October 27 on the grounds of and inside the Louisiana State Capitol in Baton Rouge, the Louisiana Book Festival was a wonderful way to spend a sunny, chilly day.
Make Brunswick Stewbilee Stewmaster Griffin Bufkin's version of the Georgia classic at home.