When professor Brett Gadsden and professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hank Klibanoff established the Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project at Emory Uni...
Where can you listen to drunk dials to a customer service hotline, watch someone try a hamburger for the first time, experience a friendship long-obscured by on...
As a novelist, Elinor Lipman fashions herself the literary equivalent of a puppeteer -- pulling strings to animate her protagonists and villains, setting them o...
It was a chance conversation overheard at a mall that would help Atlanta native and novelist Tayari Jones begin to build the characters that would skyrocket An ...
Alison Law doesn’t travel light. When she shows up to Proof Bakeshop in Inman Park, her bag is loaded down with no less than five books -- novels, a short story...
Tayari Jones was researching race, incarceration and the criminal justice system during a fellowship at Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute when the idea first struck...
Rummage through any thrift store and you'll probably come across an old spiral-bound community cookbook a lot like The Magnolia Bayou Country Club Ladies Auxili...
Atlanta doesn’t have a waterfront, but if it did, we would cover it. Whether things are happening in the realm of Art + Design, Dance, Music, Books, Film or The...
In her new book, The Lesbian South: Southern Feminists, the Women in Print Movement, and the Queer Literary Canon, Dr. Jaime Harker analyzes a variety of litera...
You don't actually have to photograph two presidents to tell a tale about both.
Shade, the aptly titled new book from former Chief Official White House Photogr...
