G&G READS
Watch the author’s conversation at the G&G offices
Welcome to
G&G Reads
Welcome to
G&G Reads
Our book club highlights the best of the South’s new books with exclusive author interviews, opportunities to ask your own questions, and insider conversations about the stories behind the stories.
Bunny Williams
Bunny Williams, the renowned interior designer and tastemaker, took part in a conversation with contributing editor Helen Ellis on September 10.
The two chatted about what it means to be from the South (Williams is from Virginia; Helen is from Alabama) while living in New York City, tips for hosting, and Williams’s latest book, the gorgeous Bunny Williams: Life in the Garden.
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The rules for membership are simple—if you love Southern literature, you’re in. G&G Reads expands on the book coverage you already know and love in the pages of the magazine, highlighting the best of the South’s new books with exclusive author interviews, opportunities to ask your own questions, and insider conversations about the stories behind the stories.
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Own a Signed Book
Interested in getting a signed copy of a book featured in the G&G Reads series? We have a limited number in stock. Buy yours today:
The Exchange by John Grisham
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt
James by Percival Everett
Bunny Williams: Life in the Garden by Bunny Williams
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