The Murderer’s Daughter
An interview with 'The Last Breath' author Kimberly Belle, whose debut novel presents a family's struggle over their dying father — who may or may not be a murderer.
Lullabies to Keep Roots Alive
Babies born at a South Louisiana hospital will now leave with a CD of Cajun and Creole lullabies to sing them to sleep.
Southern Food and Beverage Museum Reopens
Food lovers everywhere now have the chance to experience the bigger and better SOFAB in New Orleans.
See and Be Seen at Southern Screen
Louisiana has been dubbed the Hollywood of the South, and Lafayette isn’t about to sit back and let the credits roll.
Excerpt From New Orleans Style
A new book by stylish Southerner Andi Eaton examines New Orleans fashion neighborhood by neighborhood.
Literary Friday, Halloween Edition
A cursed plantation, final secrets from our 'Silent Sister' readalong, books that go bump in the night, the new Southern Gothic, Louisiana Book Festival this weekend and new fiction about a wolf boy. Happy Halloween!
The Wolf Boy
You couldn’t tell by looking at him now that Clint Truelove spent the first fourteen years of his life living in the wild. They said he was left in the woods as a baby and nurtured by a pack of wolves
Seizure
The guest writer sidles in, half-empty long-neck dangling from two fingers, compact frame listing like a clapboard shotgun shack
Interview with 'Man of Mystery' Michael H. Rubin
A cursed plantation, bloody murder-suicide and key figures from Louisiana history make 'The Cottoncrest Curse' a thrilling read.
Carl Hiaasen on his Motley Crew of Misfits
The Florida author talks about his first book for young adults, his favorite characters and taking his work to cable TV.