Southern Women

In this interview published in G&G’s Southern Women, the chef and author reflects on her journey and the joy of Southern food

The renowned chef updated her classic cookbook, Bon Appétit, Y’all —but stopped short of tampering with fried chicken

The native of Plains, Georgia, has served in various influential roles throughout her and her husband’s careers

In 2022, the leader who used education to empower will become the first Black person to have a state-commissioned statue in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall

The Pulitzer Prize–winning poet on telling the South’s stories through verse, her mother’s role as her muse, and the power of wearing red-soled pumps

The folk-rock duo on the roots of their friendship, their enduring harmonies, and their love of the South

The Gee’s Bend quilter and arts advocate shines a light on the Boykin, Alabama, community of artisans

The first female president and dean of Atlanta’s Morehouse School of Medicine has dedicated her career to helping the underserved

A cocktail party in honor of the writers, editors, and supporters who helped bring the new book to life

A celebration of the launch of G&G‘s newest release Southern Women

Words of wisdom from some of the most inspiring Southern female chefs, musicians, actors, designers, artists, and rule-breakers

In honor of the debut of our new book Southern Women, Holler Beach Productions created a special film celebrating dynamic Southern women in the book and beyond

We’ll be hosting events across the country joined by our editors, book contributors, and many of the incredible women featured in the book

A celebration of the dynamic women influencing the South and beyond

The legendary Dooky Chase’s chef speaks to historian Jessica B. Harris about growing up, transforming the New Orleans restaurant scene during the Civil Rights movement, and what it means to be a Southern woman

Determination, integrity, and an enduring love of the land keep this Texan at the top of her field

How the Greenville, South Carolina artist found her purpose in a paintbrush

This six-year-old from Gainesville, Georgia, has already read thousands of books—and she’s just getting started

The prolific author speaks on growing up in the mountains, fiction’s role in society, and why biscuits are something worth celebrating

The Nashville-born chef on hats, heritage, and good old-fashioned hard work