A Review of Karen Russell’s ‘Orange World’
Florida native Karen Russell makes the fantastical normal in her latest short story collection.
Never Have I Ever … with Joshilyn Jackson
Joshilyn Jackson spills secrets about her new book, which represents a change in genre for her and is sure to shake up your neighborhood book club.
Listmaking With Andrea Bobotis
Andrea's Bobotis's debut novel 'The Last List of Miss Judith Kratt' is a family history in the form of an inventory of objects and the stories that accompany them.
Evan Williams Makes Waves With ‘Ripples’
The Appalachian author talks about apple farming, the tribalism of his native region and skipping nap time in grade school to read books instead.
A Review of ‘Dear Wife’ by Kimberly Belle
Kimberly Belle’s dark page-turner highlights the nightmare of domestic violence.
Listen to ‘Stars of Alabama’
Listen to author Sean Dietrich reading from 'Stars of Alabama,' one of our summer readings out in July.
Dropping Clues With Kimberly Belle
The 'Dear Wife' author talks about the real-life person who inspired her new novel and how she pulled off a plot twist worthy of Gillian Flynn.
“She Raised Us Like Crops”
Author Deb Spera on the female inspirations behind her debut novel 'Call Your Daughter Home' and the Southern writers who influenced her.
‘Spying on the South’ is Tony Horwitz’s Last Gift to Readers
A review of the late Tony Horwitz's final book, a travelogue across the South.
A Book to Remind Us Why We Need Books
A review of Kim Michele Richardson's 'The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.'
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