Books

The unknown poems of Johnny Cash show the country star’s talent stretched beyond music

A heartwarming holiday tale about harmony, family, and second chances

Before “The Far Side,” “Calvin and Hobbes,” or even Mickey Mouse, one cartoon stole the show

Mississippi History, a collection of color portraits, goes on display

We spoke with Flagg about the anniversary of the film and her latest book

Two Seckatary Hawkins books that guided Harper Lee toward her seminal work

Who better to ask for sage counsel than successful Southern women?

Check out the latest releases from authors we’ve featured in the magazine

A handful of Southerners with good advice on how they made it to a tenth decade

A new book of photographs and essays tells the story of the family-owned Italian company’s passion for sporting tradition

The Eudora Welty Lecture series heads to Washington, D.C.

Essential design takeaways from the Charleston designer’s book, Rooms

Reviving lost Lowcountry recipes

A new book collects stories and images of nearly fifty historic houses of worship across the state

Twenty-five years after The Firm hit bookstores, John Grisham reflects on his unusual path to best-seller-list titan

A season’s worth of new kitchen companions serve up a gumbo of great Southern flavors

The Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist’s book is a light-hearted look at the state’s strangeness

Meet the Southern women behind the space race

Three Southern authors reflect on their favorite books by the bard of the Lowcountry