The Education of Dixie Dupree: On Loving, Leaving and Lying
A story of truths and lies, of good and bad, of fear and bravery, Donna Everhart's 'The Education of Dixie Dupree' is a moving narrative as fearless as its title character.
Friendship and Forgiveness in “Inheriting Edith”
Atlanta author Zoe Fishman tells a touching story of two lost and emotionally damaged women who develop a friendship that helps repair their broken souls.
Review of Ron Rash’s ‘Above the Waterfall’
The 'Serena' author's new novel set in Appalachia captures the torturous nature of the human condition.
Review of ‘Dear Carolina’
In her debut novel, Kristy Woodson Harvey tells the stories of two polar opposite Southern women, connected by one of the strongest bonds there is: motherhood.
Review of ‘Whisper Hollow’
Chris Cander’s new novel offers readers a telling portrait of life in a small Southern mining town.
Macabre, Femininity and the Southern Childhood
An interview with Mary Sellers about her new short story collection Shoulder Bones.
'Imogene In New Orleans'
Hunter Murphy's debut novel is a charming murder mystery that will have you wanting to hop a riverboat to the Big Easy.
Lestat is Back!
After 11 years of waiting, Anne Rice has finally delivered a new addition to her Vampire Chronicles.
Road Trip to Midnight Crossroad
"True Blood" author Charlaine Harris's new book introduces readers to the spooky town of Midnight, Texas.
Review of Erika Robuck's 'Fallen Beauty'
This fictional account of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay celebrates the life worth lived.