Photographing the Faces of Southern Literature
A new exhibit of photography featuring some of the South's best-known writers opens this week in South Carolina.
A new exhibit of photography featuring some of the South's best-known writers opens this week in South Carolina.
The festival's popular "One Book, One Festival" discussion group led by Dr. Gary Richards is reading Welty this year.
Jackson is the city for book lovers, having produced celebrated authors such as John Grisham, William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, Willie Morris and Richard Wright.
The definitive book of photographs by one of the South's best-loved authors is back after a 30-year hiatus from University Press of Mississippi.
From fried chicken to scuppernongs and homemade ice cream, Southern writers are at their best depicting summer food scenes.
Actress Brenda Currin talks about her life as a Welty lover and adapter in celebration of the author's birthday.
Immerse yourself in the strange land of the South no matter where you read these books.
Starting in April, Jackson, Mississippi's Welty Biennial will reach for the stars to pay tribute to its hometown author.
Talking pickled peaches, greens, coconut cake and more foods that are essential to Southern literature.
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!