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Tan France’s new memoir, “Naturally Tan,” makes space for more diverse narratives
As one of the five stars — or Fab Five, as they are collectively known — of Netflix’s hit reality television series Queer…
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Ani DiFranco on her memoir, reproductive freedom and learning to love the South
New York native Ani DiFranco now calls the South home, years after starting her own independent record label in Buffalo when she was…
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Tayari Jones wins the 2019 Women’s Prize for Fiction for An American Marriage
Atlanta native, author and bestselling fiction phenomenon Tayari Jones was announced yesterday as the winner of the UK’s prestigious 2019 Women’s Prize for…
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Robert Coram’s memoir Ink takes readers back to journalism’s Golden Age
Memoirs, by nature, involve some preening narcissism, but Georgia author and journalist Robert Coram is quick to indemnify himself as very much a…
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Mary Kay Andrews brings readers home in her latest book, Sunset Beach
In a blog post on her website, Georgia author Mary Kay Andrews — the pen name for “recovering journalist” and author Kathy Hogan…
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Literary communities as keepers of place in a changing Atlanta
Where do Atlanta’s poets, storytellers and freestylers launch their careers or bring home their successes? As with almost everything else in our city,…
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The SCAD Alumni Atelier program makes uncommon books, and art, possible
Back in December, ARTS ATL introduced readers to Matthew Terrell and his fictional cookbook, The Magnolia Bayou Country Club Ladies Auxiliary Cooking and…
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Bleux Stockings Society brings Alayna Tucker on board as new coproducer
The Bleux Stockings Society, a literary group and monthly live reading event at the Highland Inn Ballroom & Lounge led by female-identifying and…
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Author Lauretta Hannon celebrates 10 years and a lifetime as The Cracker Queen
A lot of what you need to know about Georgia author Lauretta Hannon can be summed up in the name of the cocktail…
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Author Steve Oney speaks Monday evening at Decatur Library
Author Steve Oney returns home to Atlanta Monday evening when he’ll speak at the Decatur Library about the trade paperback edition of his…
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