‘Photographs’ by Eudora Welty
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.
Southern Literary Foods of Summer
From fried chicken to scuppernongs and homemade ice cream, Southern writers are at their best depicting summer food scenes.
Life With Eudora Welty
Actress Brenda Currin talks about her life as a Welty lover and adapter in celebration of the author's birthday.
5 Books That Perfectly Capture Southern Life
Immerse yourself in the strange land of the South no matter where you read these books.
Eudora Welty Biennial Planned for Spring
Starting in April, Jackson, Mississippi's Welty Biennial will reach for the stars to pay tribute to its hometown author.
At the Southern Literary Table
Talking pickled peaches, greens, coconut cake and more foods that are essential to Southern literature.
Literary Friday, (Early) Edition 99
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!
Literary Friday, Edition 86
Talking with Mark Childress, recipient of the 2014 Harper Lee Award, a Fannie Flagg book giveaway, must-read books for January, Key West Literary Seminar coming up and new fiction about a small town encounter by Diane Thomas-Plunk.
7 Short Reads of Southern Fiction
Put those big books down. These short stories represent some of the best ever written about the South and offer the chance for escape without the commitment of an entire novel.
Remembering Medgar Evers
On June 12, 1963, Mississippi Civil Rights activist Medgar Evers was assassinated in Jackson.
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