Each month, we feature new reading suggestions from book lovers across Atlanta’s arts and culture landscape. This month's list includes a young boy's search by ...
Amanda Plumb's gift for cultivating connections through food and storytelling has left an indelible impression on her adopted hometown of Atlanta, and altered t...
Ilya Kaminsky holds the Bourne Chair in Poetry at Georgia Institute of Technology. He was born in the former Soviet Union city of Odessa and lost most of his he...
It was early on a Monday morning. Atlanta Vintage Books had just opened for the day. Longtime employee Megan Leach hadn’t even had her coffee yet.
“I was he...
Benji Carr was a teenager when he started working as a stringer for The News (a former Gannett weekly) in 1993. Since then, his writing has been published in Th...
An estimated one-third of the Old Testament consists of lamentations.
Yet many believers resist feeling angry at God, or experience guilt when they do. In th...
Dave Buckhout’s breezy Facebook post (“Well folks, it only took 51 years but I -- finally -- have a full-length novel going to print”), which announced the publ...
ArtsATL has added three people to its board of directors, which now numbers 12. They come from the fields of arts education, technology and the law, and join ex...
