The shops started to close two weeks ago.
Bookish in East Atlanta made the tough decision to close its doors to walk-in business on March 15, and others, in...
For most, the death of Atlanta-born Pat Conroy in 2016 meant the loss of a true Southern literary iconoclast, the quieting of one of the most compelling voices ...
“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me,” declares Jane Eyre in Charlotte Brontë’s seminal novel. “I am a free human being with an independent will.”
Charlotte...
Kendra Lee’s new used bookstore, Bookish, is hard to miss. Located on Glenwood in the heart of East Atlanta Village, the little blue shop pops against nearby br...
Marietta’s Antiques on the Square has a secret. And it’s not Sweet Melissa Records, the once unknown but now widely popular record shop tucked into the back of ...
From a distance, there’s no way to tell that these creations aren't made from fabric, that the fragile white cuffs and collars on the billowing gowns aren’t del...
The new novel by Alice Hoffman will break your heart from its very first pages, but it’ll spend the rest of its chapters helping you put it back together.
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Pat Mitchell first declared herself a dangerous woman in a 2017 meeting called by Eve Ensler, activist and playwright of The Vagina Monologues. But Mitchell has...
The Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta’s annual book festival kicks off its 2019 programming at the end of October with two “prologue events.” The first ...
“Reading parented me,” says Georgia-based writer Soniah Kamal. Indeed, it was “everything” to the author and essayist, who’s scheduled to speak at the Broadleaf...
