Books
Arts & Culture
Aaron Goldfarb, the author of the new book Dusty Booze, on an impossible-to-find rum, the search for Howard Hughes’ stash, and why vintage bourbons are better
The Wild South
Packed with recipes, stories, and inspiration, The Turkey Book, from Texas chef Jesse Griffiths, is a game changer for culinary-minded hunters
Home & Garden
A gorgeous new book from Haskell Harris will delight interior-design lovers
Books
Percival Everett’s marvelous James shakes up the American canon
Arts & Culture
Looking back at a life in rhinestones
Books
A reading list for the dreary days of winter
Arts & Culture
The bestseller’s author, John Berendt, on what he’d do differently and what it’s like as the book’s sole surviving character
Arts & Culture
From fiction to poetry, and Appalachia to Kansas, the North Carolina author shares his favorite reads of the year, plus a few gems soon to come
Books
A dynamic read draws from a writer’s family tree and dramatic folk ballads
G&G READS
The bestselling author also discusses his new book, The Exchange, in a candid G&G Reads conversation
Books
Like the Man in Black himself, Johnny Cash: The Life in Lyrics is formidable and forthright. His son, John Carter Cash, reveals more about the book and his father’s writing habits
Arts & Culture
A pair of writers hold the past—and themselves—to account
Arts & Culture
The prolific Oxford, Mississippi, author on his two new movies, cataclysmic weather events, and being labeled Southern gothic
Food & Drink
G&G contributors pick the food books they’re excited to devour this fall
Arts & Culture
A Q&A with the author, who this fall resurrects his first big hit in a new thriller
Arts & Culture
The prolific author talks about setting her true crime novels in Baltimore, claiming her Southern identity, and how the pandemic inspired her latest caper about a prom gone wrong
Books
In a new book, writers pay homage to his words. Read an exclusive excerpt here
Arts & Culture
No one has tapped into Southern truths quite like the Virginia-raised author, whose fifteen novels span Appalachia to the Florida Keys. Just ask the legion of writers who praise Smith for guiding their own stories