Confederacy of Dunces Goes From Page to Stage in New Orleans
A new adaptation of John Kennedy Toole's beloved novel opens the 2019 Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival.
Louisiana’s Haunted History: 7 Places to Meet Ghosts
Find out why the state is the ideal place for restless spirits at these locations.
Miles From Home With John Gregory Brown
The author of 'A Thousand Miles From Nowhere' talks about finding a new home after Hurricane Katrina and paying tribute to his literary heroes.
3 Books For Southern Expats Missing Home
Books full of passages with vivid description that will make you feel right at home between their pages.
Dr. Seuss Goes to New Orleans
"Oh, the Places You'll Go!" exhibition opens at The Striped Hat gallery in celebration of 25 years since Dr. Seuss's final book.
Brunch With O. Henry
New Orleans' Tujague's restaurant celebrates 160 years of diners from O. Henry to Cole Porter and a host of presidents.
Madame Begue’s Eggplant with Rice and Ham
Dine on what writer O. Henry might have eaten at historic Tujague's New Orleans restaurant.
Eggs Decatur
Dine on what writer O. Henry might have eaten at historic Tujague's New Orleans restaurant.
‘The Moviegoer’ At Fifty
Reflecting on Walker Percy's iconic American novel and its influences after 50 years of publication.
