Pearl Weaver’s Epic Apology: An Epic for the South
Released early this summer, Rachel Keener’s third novel is a rainstorm in spring, building up to the kind of book you’ll sit on the porch reading through the night.
Southern Backwardness Meets Present Day in ‘How to Survive A Summer’
A review of Nick White's debut novel about a Mississippi summer camp centered on gay conversion therapy.
She Doesn’t Know She’s Beautiful
Debut author J.C. Sasser is as unassuming about the beauty of her novel 'Gradle Bird' as her main character of the same name is about her gravitational force.
Christopher Swann Asks ‘What Would You Do?’
The 'Shadow of the Lions' author asks readers to play amateur detective in his debut novel about a mysterious disappearance at a boys' boarding school in Virginia.
Daniel Wallace’s Extra-Ordinary Adventures
The 'Big Fish' author answers eight questions about his latest novel 'Extra-Ordinary Adventures,' the story of a man who receives a phone call that jolts his life into action.
5 Questions For Patti Callahan Henry
Alabama author Patti Callahan Henry is back with a summer read about secrets, friendship and the possibility of summertime.
Summer Reading’s Best Beach Houses
A roundup of some of the best beachfront real estate in this year's summer reads.
Mint Julep Iced Tea
Mix up this summer-ready drink that combines two of the South's favorite libations.
Southern Gothic to the Extreme in ‘The Weight of Lies’
Emily Carpenter follows up 'Burying the Honeysuckle Girls' with another family drama, this one based in cult horror.
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