Books
Books
A dynamic read draws from a writer’s family tree and dramatic folk ballads
G&G READS
The bestselling author also discusses his new book, The Exchange, in a candid G&G Reads conversation
Books
Like the Man in Black himself, Johnny Cash: The Life in Lyrics is formidable and forthright. His son, John Carter Cash, reveals more about the book and his father’s writing habits
Arts & Culture
A meeting place for good books and good neighbors
Dispatches
The graveyard perched over the Rash North Carolina farm has long whispered to the writer—he just needed to listen
Arts & Culture
A pair of writers hold the past—and themselves—to account
Arts & Culture
The prolific Oxford, Mississippi, author on his two new movies, cataclysmic weather events, and being labeled Southern gothic
Food & Drink
Cider and heirloom apple expert Diane Flynt, author of the new Wild, Tamed, Lost, Revived, shares some of her favorite varieties
Food & Drink
G&G contributors pick the food books they’re excited to devour this fall
Arts & Culture
A Q&A with the author, who this fall resurrects his first big hit in a new thriller
Arts & Culture
The prolific author talks about setting her true crime novels in Baltimore, claiming her Southern identity, and how the pandemic inspired her latest caper about a prom gone wrong
Music
Novelist Silas House chats with the author of the new book Prine on Prine, which collects decades’ worth of interviews with the beloved songwriter
Books
In a new book, writers pay homage to his words. Read an exclusive excerpt here
Arts & Culture
Where to encounter the latest page-turners and the authors behind them
Arts & Culture
No one has tapped into Southern truths quite like the Virginia-raised author, whose fifteen novels span Appalachia to the Florida Keys. Just ask the legion of writers who praise Smith for guiding their own stories
Arts & Culture
The Baltimore-raised essayist, novelist, playwright, and screenwriter on being funny, a plague of frogs, and his new book about returning to his roots
Travel
Gosh a’mighty, it’s not hard to find a toddy—or inspiration for the next great Southern novel—in this writerly college town
Arts & Culture
At Dickson Street Bookshop, time capsules capture misplaced, lost, and discarded treasures
Arts & Culture
SEC football documentaries lead August’s top series, movies, and podcasts with Southern ties