Review of “Boys of Alabama,” Genevieve Hudson’s Southern Gothic Summer Tale
An immigrant to a small town in Alabama, Max learns more about himself than he ever expected to, with the help of some friends, in this debut summer read.
Review of ‘Stranger in the Lake’
Love can be blinding, and you start to wonder if Charlotte will ever see the truth behind her husband's lies.
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.