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...
Everyone is waiting for Stacey Abrams to announce her 2022 run for governor of Georgia, but we can meanwhile catch our political thrills from her new novel, Whi...
THE ARTS
East by Southeast and the Weird Sisters Theatre Project will present an evening of short films, music, spoken word and personal stories to celebrate A...
Taylor Rambo named to lead Georgia Symphony
The Georgia Symphony has named Taylor Rambo as its new executive director, succeeding Susan Stensland, who's retiri...
With the release of two books this spring -- a collection titled Southbound: Essays on Identity, Inheritance and Social Change (University of Georgia Press, 232...
Georgia-born poet Adrienne Su’s latest collection, Peach State (University of Pittsburgh Press, 88 pages), is a passport.
Its evocative, digestible poems ta...
Andrew Feiler is an award-winning photographer whose new book, A Better Life for Their Children: Julius Rosenwald, Booker T. Washington and the 4,978 Schools Th...
