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Top cookbooks, novels, and memoirs that explored the story-filled region

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

The year was delicious in the kitchen for Southerners

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

G&G staff and contributors pick their favorite new novels, bold memoirs, and beach reads, plus a few books to put on preorder

G&G contributors pick the food books they’re excited to devour this fall

We’re feeling thankful for writers, photographers, and this year’s generous haul of new novels, reported stories, riveting tell-alls, and beautiful photography books

G&G editors and contributors share the biographies, nonfiction reads, thrillers, and unforgettable novels that have started 2021 off right for readers

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

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

A few thoughts on great Southern reads—and announcing our upcoming book club

Garden pros share tips for giving your green spot a sense of Southern story

Here’s where you’ll find G&G editors outside the office in the next twelve months

A few items G&G staffers wouldn’t mind finding under the tree

Editors, gardeners, and readers share the tiny kernels of history they’re planning to plant

Readers, editors, and chefs share their tips for perfecting the campfire treat. Wait for the bourbon secret

Jerry Saltz on faking it till you make it, going down Instagram rabbit holes, and why the creativity pouring from the South is so vital

The spots in the South—and around the world—where G&G editors can’t wait to visit this year

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

Plus, top destinations we’re dreaming of this year

Editors’ picks for less beaten, more beautiful paths through downtown and beyond

G&G and SEWE host another year of Cocktails and Conservation in Charleston

Come summer, all roads lead to the mountains

Nashville’s next-door neighbor looks to the future while preserving the past

G&G editors share some of what went into producing the “Saving the South” issue

A North Carolina stamp collector makes snail mail beautiful again—and shares why “this is no place for licking”

G&G contributors, editors, and Southern book lovers share new releases and old favorites to read right away this year—and a couple forthcoming releases already on preorder

A French chef in Charleston simmers Lowcountry mussels and promises you’ll want to sop up every last bit of the broth with a baguette

Beverly Lowry’s Deer Creek Drive revisits a midcentury murder in the Delta

Three new collections propel Southern verse forward

Etiquette, tips, and tricks—plus recipes for mulled wine, bourbon-spiked cider, roasted oysters, and the best s’mores ever

G&G hosted another year of conversations during SEWE 2024

Seven summer reads from the G&G staff

Here’s where you’ll find the G&G editors outside the office in the next twelve months

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Great gift ideas from the Garden & Gun staff and Mercantile & Co.

Plus: Virginia Tech gets pardoned turkeys; Atlanta renovates historic cemetery; and go-time for non-profits

An exploration of the tumultuous years of a family—and a nation

When an Australian documentarian starts digging, he finds a lot more than he bargained for

Scalawags, shrimpers, the spill, and a wild ride through the bayou