Books

Beyond The Yearling, a new biography unearths the real Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

The best of January and February’s book releases for Southern readers—powerful memoirs, novels that turn myths inside out, a beautiful collection of photos, and an ode to good old dogs

In a year unlike any other, a writer discovers a hidden trove of his father’s photographs—and unearths a vintage view of New Orleans

Dozens of memoirs, novels, and nonfiction books that got us through a year unlike any other

The Virginia native’s stunning new collection deftly wrestles with history and truth

The Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat star on her upcoming chat with Alabama legends, the wisdom of grandmothers, and why cornbread is so intimidating

No matter where you’re spending your leisure time these days, there’s a new book to delight

If stranded on a desert island, these Southerners would read…

Some Go Home, Odie Lindsey’s charismatic debut novel, puts another fictional Mississippi town on the map

Our collection includes our first trivia game, Bless Your Heart, and the books Southern Women, S Is for Southern, The Southerner’s Cookbook, The Southerner’s Handbook, and Good Dog

An expert’s beautiful new book celebrates flowers of all kinds, but right now, it’s daffodil time

The compelling saga of the Florida panther’s comeback

With a new short story collection, the late Nancy Hale gets the acclaim she deserves

A celebration of the dynamic women influencing the South and beyond

Dorothea Benton Frank and Anne Rivers Siddons told stirring stories of the South—and proclaimed the power of a triple name for the next generation of Southern women writers

Mississippi writers celebrate one of the South’s most beloved bookstores, which opens a new rare book shop this weekend

In his delightful new memoir, the piano player and singer-songwriter shares stories of growing up in North Carolina, plus advice on creativity

A new book traces the murderous past of one of our most hated pests

An Appalachian Duet: Two books to add to your shelf this fall

A real-life atrocity inspires Colson Whitehead’s heartbreaking new novel