Call for Submissions: A People’s History
Step into history and make it your own by submitting an original piece of fiction or nonfiction.
Confederacy of Dunces Goes From Page to Stage in New Orleans
A new adaptation of John Kennedy Toole's beloved novel opens the 2019 Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival.
Christi Daugherty Talks Journalism and Savannah’s Dark Side
With 'A Beautiful Corpse' out this month, former crime reporter Christi Daugherty is bringing to life the profession of investigative journalist through her Southern-set Harper McClain series.
Excerpt From ‘The Favorite Daughter’ By Patti Callahan Henry
This lowcountry read about a family struggling with their father's Alzheimer's diagnosis releases June 4.
Should the Deep South Follow the Canadian Gambling Model?
The U.S. could benefit from relaxed online gambling laws and regulations.
Natchez in Spring
As Spring Pilgrimage kicks off in March, Natchez starts to bloom and continues to excite history and architecture lovers all year long.
A Review of Chris Cander’s ‘The Weight of A Piano’
'The Weight of a Piano,' though set into motion by a series of tragic circumstances, is anything but a tragedy.
5 Destinations to Consider for Spring Break
Beat the crowds and soak up the sun at these popular Southern destinations.
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