Imagine you are visiting a city and taking a ghost tour. A specter walks up, taps you on your shoulder and asks you…
Candice Dyer
:: EDITOR’S NOTE: We’re looking back on 2025 with reprints of some of the best stories of the year. In The Many Passions…
Jim Farmer
On December 9, A Cappella Books and the Georgia Center for the Book will host a celebration in honor of the release of…
Rachel Wright
Growing up in Boston, Vincent Murphy never went to the theater, nor was it ever really on his radar. So it’s a bit…
Jim Farmer
Brooklyn-born novelist Doug Jones found himself lonely for other writers after he moved to Atlanta from New York City in 2017. “In New…
Rachel Wright
Last week, the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta (MJCCA) announced that 1980s pop superstar Debbie Gibson had joined its Book Festival lineup…
Rachel Wright
Nic Stone is the #1 New York Times best-selling author of a bunch of award-winning — and frequently banned — books for kids.…
ArtsATL staff
When hip-hop legends live long enough, there often comes a moment in their journey when the tough exterior and street-legend persona cracks open,…
Angela Oliver
Readers in a love-hate relationship with romantic comedies will be pleasantly surprised by Hot Desk, the first novel by Atlanta author Laura Dickerman,…
Alison Law
Theresa Davis never imagined her words would become a luminous display in red atop one of West Midtown’s cultural hot spots. A highly…
Stephanie Toone
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