Arts & Culture

G&G readers share their treasured book repositories and reading nooks around the South

The author of Cold Mountain on his writing routine, North Carolina roots, and taking his characters beyond the South

“You just don’t know what’s around the corner,” says the Renfield star of the storied city, the setting for his new Dracula-centric horror-comedy

The abracadabra of telling your ambitions to the world

An auction shares the fantastical retro artwork of Suzie Zuzek

Rousted from his house by an audacious pair of criminals, a wealthy Birmingham businessman gets taken for the most terrifying—and bewildering—ride of his life

Taking cues from her time in Charlotte, London designer Wiggy Hindmarch imbues Southern sophistication into her luxury women’s wear

A best-selling crime novelist on building suspense, her go-to spots around Charleston, and her new book’s surprising tie to G&G

Because a green thumb is better than a green jacket

The author of Big Fish reaches hard-wrung reconciliation in a new memoir

A huge new coffee table book, The Outlands, dips into the photographer’s unseen archive

Christie’s ambassador and author Lydia Fenet on her favorite dress, swimming with alligators, and the Southern treat that keeps her New York friends up at night

Ten great series, films, documentaries, and podcasts to tune into this April

Friends and fellow tastemakers Bunny Williams and Gil Schafer laud the New Orleans–raised interior designer

See rare images of the stars—before they were big—around the Oklahoma set

Classic City Wrestling delivers a uniquely Athens mashup

You and two hundred of your closest friends can grab a stool at the newest spot to enjoy Uncle Nearest whiskey

For two centuries, explorers have searched for the wreckage of the world famous Georgia-based vessel

Conrad Thompson—son-in-law of legendary Southern wrestler Ric Flair—tag-teams with former heels and babyfaces to dish the backstage dirt

Bring the look of the historic Colony Hotel home with you