Remembering it the Way it Should Have Been: A Child’s Christmas in Monroeville
Where better to uncover the warm, nostalgic embrace of Christmases gone by than in the pages of Truman Capote’s short story "A Christmas Memory"?
Need a Writing Retreat? Try Alabama’s F. Scott Fitzgerald Museum
Tucked away in Old Cloverdale rests the only museum (and accommodations) dedicated to the Fitzgeralds in the world.
Calling Young Writers in Alabama and Beyond
The Fitzgerald Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, is offering a new Young Writers portfolio contest and the Inaugural Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald Young Writers Award.
Down Along With That Devil’s Bones: Battle in Selma
Read an excerpt from 'Down Along With That Devil's Bones,' a new book about Confederate monuments, memory and white supremacy.
Heartbreak Most of the Time: Harper Lee’s Lost True Crime Novel
Sixty years after the publication of To Kill a Mockingbird and five years after Go Set A Watchman, Casey Cep talks about Harper Lee’s abandoned novel, her struggles with success, its impact on her writing and a possible biography.
Top Things to Pack for A Holiday in Alabama
If “Sweet Home Alabama” remains one of your favorite romcoms of all time, it’s high time you visited this Dixie state.
Explore These Exclusive Places in the Deep South
You'll feel like you've traveled to the ends of the earth at these exciting locations in Florida, Alabama and Texas.
Monroeville Unveils Literary Capital Sculpture Trail
The literary capital of Alabama pays homage to its hometown writers with a new sculpture trail through downtown Monroeville.
Transition From Summer to Fall With Caleb Johnson’s ‘Treeborne’
Caleb Johnson’s 'Treeborne' chronicles the roots of a small Alabama town and how the people of the town are what allow the city to endure the steady march of time.