Review of ‘Pale’
Edward A. Farmer's debut novel tells the story of a Mississippi cotton plantation and its house full of secrets.
Review of ‘The Book of Lost Names’
A book becomes a symbol of hope and change in Krinstin Harmel's summer read.
Review of Gail Godwin’s ‘Old Lovegood Girls’
A literary novel about the inner workings of a friendship spanning decades.
Review of ‘Revolver Road’ by Christi Daugherty
The Harper McClain series continues with the reporter moving to Tybee Island and investigating the death of a famous musician.
A Review of Therese Anne Fowler’s ‘A Good Neighborhood’
In her latest novel, Therese Anne Fowler departs from the style of her previous novels and writes a family drama set in a small town in Virginia.
From ‘Little Women’ to “Meg & Jo’
A review of Virginia Kantra’s contemporary retelling of 'Little Women.'
Revisiting Zelda Fitzgerald’s ‘Save Me The Waltz’
Published in October of 1932, 'Save Me the Waltz' is a semi-autobiographical account of Zelda Fitzgerald’s marriage to novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald.
A Review of Karen Russell’s ‘Orange World’
Florida native Karen Russell makes the fantastical normal in her latest short story collection.
The Weight of the Past
A review of Chanelle Benz's 'The Gone Dead,' an openhearted story about race and reckoning.
A Book to Remind Us Why We Need Books
A review of Kim Michele Richardson's 'The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.'