Celebrating FLOOD and the Fourth of July With Melissa Scholes Young
Set in the land of Mark Twain, author Melissa Scholes Young's debut novel 'FLOOD' combines the best of summertime with the power of a good story.
Atlanta, 1962
Author Hannah Pittard talks about her new book 'Visible Empire,' a fictional retelling that explores the dichotomy of Atlanta's greatest tragedy.
Danger Around Every Corner
Emily Carpenter talks about her new book 'Every Single Secret,' an "unabashed love letter to Emily Brontë" that explores the line between love and obsession.
Reading Walker Percy on the Beach
An interview with Jessica Hooten Wilson about her new book 'Reading Walker Percy's Novels,' a companion guide to the intellectual Southern writer.
Tiffany Quay Tyson on Why the Past is Never Really Dead
Local legends, magical realism and the search for a missing child make up Tiffany Quay Tyson's second novel set in the Mississippi Delta.
Taking Characters to the Extreme: An Interview With Michael Farris Smith
Michael Farris Smith talks about his latest book, 'The Fighter,' and why it's sparking such strong emotions in readers.
Interview With Ladee Hubbard
The 2017 Ernest J. Gaines Award for Literary Excellence winner talks about her debut novel, inspired by a 1903 essay by W.E.B. Du Bois.
Telling True Stories: An Interview With Ellen Gilchrist
Upon the publication of 'Mojo Rising,' which includes a never before published story by Ellen Gilchrist, this pillar of Southern literature talks about the strange and miraculous true stories that have inspired her fiction.
Floods and Fires: An Interview with Dan Leach
South Carolina writer Dan Leach publishes his first book of short stories in what George Singleton calls "a beautifully-written, soul-shaking collection."
Christopher Swann Asks ‘What Would You Do?’
The 'Shadow of the Lions' author asks readers to play amateur detective in his debut novel about a mysterious disappearance at a boys' boarding school in Virginia.
