There’s a lot to unpack in Ann Hite’s memoir, Roll the Stone Away (Mercer University Press, 2020). In it, the former Georgia Author of the Year unflinchingly re...
As the Covid-19 pandemic enters its third month of restrictions, parents can feel that they’ve run out of options for keeping the spirits up of their kids and m...
Growing up in Shreveport, Louisiana, Jericho Brown says he always thought he’d get some kind of real job, and then retire early enough to pursue his dream of be...
Tayari Jones was 8 years old in Atlanta's summer of 1979 when reports of missing African American children began to dominate headlines and the evening news. By ...
Though it shares its name with her bestselling book, the new Netflix film Becoming is not an adaptation, exactly, of Michelle Obama’s 2018 memoir. Instead, it’s...
For 10 years, Flux Projects has put public art in communal spaces such as parks, shopping malls and empty lots. When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, it moved to the ...
Editor’s note: Atlanta’s artists face uncertainty in the age of coronavirus. To help us all connect, we’re offering this series. In each “In Our Own Words” post...
Stephen King said, “Books are a uniquely portable magic.” That statement is due no doubt to the ability of the written word to transport readers up and out of a...
Stephen King said, “Books are a uniquely portable magic.” The written word can transport readers up and out of and beyond their current circumstances, places, m...
“The days are long, but the years are short” is something that every parent will tell you. When our lives turned upside down in the second week of March, and we...
