Book News & Reviews
THE LATEST
-
Below the Line offers a behind-the-scenes look at movie-making in Atlanta
Film sets are an otherworldly space, particularly big-budget Hollywood productions. A small army of people work toward the common goal of getting the…
-
Original Mark Trail comics now for sale through Burnt Biscuit Books
If you don’t yet have plans for spring break, you might consider heading to the Chattahoochee National Forest just north of Gainesville, Georgia,…
-
Atlanta author Jessica Handler mesmerizes readers with debut novel The Magnetic Girl
Mesmerism is both the medium and the message in The Magnetic Girl, Jessica Handler’s unconventional debut novel, which proves as compelling as its…
-
tammy lynne stoner’s debut novel looks at love, liberation and Lead Belly, too
There’s a passage toward the end of tammy lynne stoner’s “Southern-fried” debut novel, SUGAR LAND (Red Hen Press), where the main character, Dara, says, “I…
-
Southern Homes & Plan Books celebrates the legacy of architect Leila Ross Wilburn
It began with an open house that author and historian Susan Hunter held in the early ’70s, when a guest remarked that her…
-
Season two of Buried Truths continues to spark important conversations about race
When professor Brett Gadsden and professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hank Klibanoff established the Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases Project at Emory University…
-
Pop-Up Magazine’s return to Atlanta
Where can you listen to drunk dials to a customer service hotline, watch someone try a hamburger for the first time, experience a…
-
The ArtsATL 2018 Holiday Book List
Atlanta doesn’t have a waterfront, but if it did, we would cover it. Whether things are happening in the realm of Art +…
-
White House photographer Pete Souza throws some “Shade” in new book
You don’t actually have to photograph two presidents to tell a tale about both. Shade, the aptly titled new book from former Chief…
-
Jimmy Carter, painter, to sign new book at Carter Center
Liberal or conservative. Eisenhower, Churchill, Ulysses S. Grant or George W. Bush. There’s something about the world of politics that makes former leaders…
PLEASE SUPPORT ARTSATL
Your Gift Sustains the Coverage You Count On
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Support ArtsATL – Donate Today
COPYRIGHT 2026 ArtsATL // PRIVACY POLICY
