Mississippi-Born Donna Tartt Is the Brilliant Mind Behind ‘The Goldfinch’
'The Goldfinch' movie is now available for rental, but it's still worth reading the book first.
'The Goldfinch' movie is now available for rental, but it's still worth reading the book first.
On the road to Faulkner country in Oxford, with stops at Rowan Oak, Square Books, John Currence's culinary empire and Ole Miss.
Books to screen in our Fall Movie Preview, Donna Tartt gets a fashion line, we take on 'The Wizard of Oz' vs. 'Gone With the Wind' and a pair of poems to say goodbye to summer in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
Final Twitter chat coming up next week, 'The Goldfinch' to hit the big screen, Zelda's first art gallery, Flannery O'Connor goes zine, plus new fiction in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
An interview, chat & giveaway with Amy Conner, Flannery on film, Donna Tartt's questionable art and Maya Angelou's welcome table in Literary Events, plus a short story about paying your dues. Happy Literary Friday!
A look at some of the summer's most anticipated Southern movies, television and music to keep you entertained.
Poet Douglas Ray's 'Queer South,' a look at the artistic mark Tennessee Williams left on Key West and some succulent stories from a new book about crawfish are just a taste of what you'll find in this early edition. Happy Easter!
Why 12 Years a Slave is having an exceptional week, literary resolutions for the New Year, opening of the first bookless public library system in Texas and tweets from Key West Literary Seminar in literary news. Zora! Festival in events, and a fictional account of the night Florida's beloved tree The Senator went up in flames in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
Celebrating Donna Tartt & a Giveaway for 'The Goldfinch,' Kent Wascom's Creepy Cast of Characters, Southern food according to Solomon Northup, & a ghost story and poem about blood-sucking mosquitoes in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
24 new releases, including several author debuts and a few classics, that span from mystery to memoir, spiritual to historical and romantic to coming of age.