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Memphis - Book Review
Tara M. Stringfellow's captivating debut novel, Memphis, follows the complex story of 3 generations of black women. The North family...
The Iguana Tree - Book Review
Michel Stone's award winning novel, The Iguana Tree, is a harrowing yet movingly authentic story of a young family seeking refuge and a...
The Tannery - Book Review
Michael A. Almond debuts his first novel, The Tannery, a slow burn work of historical Southern fiction, murder-mystery, and legal thrills...
The Power of Conviction in Susan Cushman's "John & Mary Margaret"
How do we stay true to our convictions, and how much do we allow society to dictate how strongly those convictions are held? These are...
The Power of Memory in Jill McCorkle's "Hieroglyphics"
In Jill McCorkle's latest novel Hieroglyphics, 85-year-old Lil Wishart and her husband Frank have moved from Massachusetts to North...
Writing for our Wilds: Ron Rash's "In the Valley"
In Ron Rash's hotly anticipated follow-up to his beloved 2008 title Serena, Rash gives us 10 allegorical tales and one novella based off...
Forging for Freedom: Kristin Harmel's "The Book of Lost Names"
New York Times bestselling author Kristin Harmel’s latest, The Book of Lost Names, tells the moving, courageous, brave tale of Eva...
A Captivating Coming of Age Story: The Emancipation of Evan Walls
Emmy award-winning Jeffrey Blount’s third novel, The Emancipation of Evan Walls, is a harrowing glimpse at the American South during the...
Tell Me a Story - Book Review
Published for the first time under her married name, Cassandra King Conroy tells the story of her marriage to author Pat Conroy in...
Jeff Zentner Book Review
“Sometimes small and unspectacular things can be a universe.” (excerpt from Rayne and Delilah’s Midnite Matinee by Jeff Zentner) Jeff...
