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One part research, one part lived experience, and all Southern legend at it's finest, Hale dutifully recreates the Athens of her youth and the college town that changed the game - sorry, Chapel Hill.
Marc M. Arkin on “The Rough Rider and the Professor,” by Laurence Jurdem.
ATLANTA – The Georgia Historical Society announced recently that Grace Elizabeth Hale has been awarded the 2021 Malcolm Bell Jr. and Muriel Barrow Bell Award for the best book on
Please forgive me, authors of hard-hitting nonfiction investigations, or dark personal sagas, or intense emotional thrillers set in contemporary New York. This year, all I craved in my reading was escape. I couldn’t focus on a book unless it got me out of my head and into someone else’s, or out of my house and into another world. It was fine if the place I was escaping to was worse than America, 2020, as long as it was different. These are the 10 books that whisked me away. The Animals in That Country A wildly inventive dystopian adventure, in which a mysterious pandemic causes humans to...