The Film Love project in recent years has done a High Museum of Art series, screened Andy Warhol’s Empire and paid homage to the Atlanta cable TV treasure The A...
Heather Christle returns to Charis Books & More on Wednesday to discuss The Crying Book with Kamilah Aisha Moon. Christle is an assistant professor of Engli...
Megan Volpert is a bit hard to define. A simple definition would include Atlanta-based high school teacher, writer, editor and poet. Unfortunately, that would a...
Jorie Graham has always been invested in humanity’s conflict with the natural. From her first work in 1980, Hybrids of Plants and Ghosts, up through her Pulitzer Prize in 1996 for Dream of the Unified Field, through the new century in Overlord and Sea Change, Graham has consistently kept score of the goings on in the push and pull of humanity’s work on planet Earth....
Eleanor Davis is an award-winning cartoonist who lives in Athens, Georgia. Her fourth book is You & a Bike & a Road (Koyoma Press), a journal of her recent attempt to bicycle across most of the South, from Arizona back to her home. ArtsATL talked to Davis about lessons of the trip, how they’re conveyed through ink drawings, and what to read while traveling across the country....
Mary Mann’s Yawn (FSG Originals) is an excavation of that absurd portion of the human condition we refer to as boredom. It is subtitled “Adventures in Boredom,”...
Most people are delighted that Alec Baldwin has a new memoir out. Some of these put his previous book about divorce and fatherhood, A Promise to Ourselves, on t...
Kate T. Parker is a fine art and commercial photographer living in Atlanta. As the mother of two girls and a former collegiate soccer player, Parker has long in...
I am trapped in a love-hate relationship with Reductress, the online publication founded in 2013 with the slogan “Women’s News. Feminized.” Somebody once forwarded me an article from the site that was pretty funny, and after clicking around to determine the whole site was similarly on point, I began subscribing to their emails....
