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Arts & Culture

G&G editors and contributors suggest forty Southern novels, memoirs, and cookbooks to put at the top of your reading list this year

Arts & Culture

The cookbooks, novels, and nonfiction books that G&G editors and contributors loved most this year

Arts & Culture

Gorgeous cookbooks, charming poetry collections, meditations on nature, and more delightful 2024 reading picks from G&G editors and contributors

HURRICANE FLORENCE

Wilmington-based author Taylor Brown’s account of being inside the roar of Florence

Southern Myths

Since the early 1800s, something strange has haunted the waters of Georgia’s Altamaha River

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City Guides

Locals share their favorite haunts in Georgia’s coastal gem

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Travel

Sights, bites, and secret spots, approved by locals and regulars

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G&G Weddings

Get hitched in storied settings from Fredericksburg, Texas, to Athens, Georgia

Arts & Culture

Our editors and contributors shared the novels, cookbooks, memoirs, and even a few oldies-but-goodies that they couldn’t put down this year

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Books

A reading list for the dreary days of winter

Good Dog

A spirited bird dog keeps a young couple afloat

Arts & Culture

Sharing a love of motorcycles with his father brings author Taylor Brown a lifetime of lessons along the South’s back roads—including how to say goodbye

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Hurricane Helene

One hundred fifty miles east of the heart of the storm, on another coast, an unsuspecting city felt a hurricane’s wrath

Arts & Culture

Andy, Opie, and the gang offer solace to writer Evan Dalton Smith

Books

Editors, contributors, and Southern booksellers share the new novels, fresh nonfiction, and even a couple of cookbooks at the top of their book stacks

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

The sun sets over cliffs along the Gila River in southern New Mexico’s Gila Wilderness.

Our Kind of Place

Ancient whispers echo off the mountains and spark the soul of novelist Taylor Brown

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Arts & Culture

G&G editors and contributors shared so many stellar new novels, memoirs, and cookbooks that we lost count. But here are thirty-something selections at the top of our lazy-summer book stacks.

Arts & Culture

Odes to the late legendary author from James Lee Burke, S.A. Cosby, and more

Books

Whether you’re into thrillers, photo books, novels, or just anything you can cozy up with on an autumn evening, you’ll find something to savor among these new books

Books

Springtime brings a crop of fresh cookbooks and new novels, plus beautiful coffee table tomes

Travel

The route soars over rivers and skirts barrier islands, leading to delicious pit stops and views that will leave a mark on your memory

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Arts & Culture

Twenty Southern literary treasures, novels, cookbooks, and escapist thrillers.

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Arts & Culture

Southern novels, armchair travel guides, rip-through-’em memoirs, and an ode to Foxfire’s enduring legacy

Books

G&G editors and contributors share what books to cozy up with this autumn

Arts & Entertainment

A survey of opinions ahead of the national championship game

Books

Seven reads for dark and stormy nights

Books

A new story collection revels in the messiness of life

Travel

As summer beckons, six writers chase the open highway, dropping pins along the way at a Mississippi barbecue joint, backlit Blue Ridge vistas, and a cerveza-soaked border town that practically wrote itself into the ultimate road trip song

Books

In Race Against Time, a Mississippi journalist recounts the cold cases he helped solve

Southern Roads

Tag along on a ride of passage

Our Kind of Place

Finding adventure and solace on the Altamaha River