Clyde Edgerton

The pilot and novelist recalls finding his way back home across the sky

Far from the TV cameras and multinational corporate sponsors, a North Carolina writer finds racing’s mud-splattered heart amid spray paint, smashups, and retooled junkers on a dirt track in the middle of a soybean field

At a grass airstrip in rural North Carolina, novelist and onetime fighter pilot Clyde Edgerton steps back into the cockpit—and back in time—for the flight of his dreams

A child of the Lowcountry, West Fraser has risen to the top of American landscape painting by charting his own course through the untamed South

Where books aren’t just business

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

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

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

Digging into the latest helping of a tasty series

A look over the fence at the reclusive Harper Lee

David James Poissant captures the craziest creatures of all––us

A new story collection from a master of the form

A no-jokes-barred look at the humor of a Southern upbringing

One county, one photographer, and forty years of Southern life

A new memoir takes us backstage with the Louvin Brothers

Stories of bootlegging and a simpler way of life

A new book dives deeper into Hemingway’s life

An explosive new book explores what really happened to Mississippi lawyer Dickie Scruggs

Jill McCorkle has cemented her place among today’s preeminent Southern writers