Steve Russell
Steve Russell is a Garden & Gun contributing editor who also has written for Men’s Journal, Life, Rolling Stone, and Playboy. Born in Mississippi and raised in Tennessee, he resided in New Orleans and New York City before settling down in Charlottesville, Virginia, because it’s far enough south that biscuits are an expected component of a good breakfast.
Food & Drink
Northern Neck, a homegrown soda with history and a fervent fan base, aims for a comeback
Gardens
Because bountiful summer gardens start with a little winter dreaming
Gardens
One stuffed freezer in South Carolina may soon make all our vegetable patches more delicious
Travel
Take a dip in the historic Virginia hot springs favored by U.S. presidents
Food & Drink
Parting words to a Southern cooking institution
Arts & Culture
Because for fans of this all-Southern showdown, winning the expectations game is half the battle
Arts & Culture
Plott Hound Books is the place to find thoughtfully curated reads—and advice on where to eat while you turn the pages
Food & Drink
If you’re drawn to the smell of barbecue in downtown Memphis, chances are that Henry Morris is at work
Food & Drink
Kick off 2023 with a relaxed, restorative feast. And perhaps a little hair of the dog
Arts & Culture
This year, we said goodbye to luminaries in music, sports, food, fashion, and beyond
Music
The season rocks a little more merrily with the best-selling holiday album of all time
Recipe
The playful Help Me…I’m Feeling is brimming with nostalgic Christmas spirit
Sporting
Walker Zimmerman and Shaq Moore hold the line at the planet’s biggest sporting event
Recipe
Pucker up to the subtly sweet-and-sour Mistle-Toe-Up, from the tropics-themed New Orleans eatery Mister Mao
Food & Drink
Watching what you eat? Me too, at my favorite Southern chip brand’s factory
Food & Drink
A writer’s late-season quest for the South’s most storied apple
Food & Drink
Three craft beer excursions offering more than tasty ales
Recipe
Goat cheese and bacon vinaigrette amp up this Thanksgiving side from New Orleans’s venerable Tujague’s Restaurant