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 The “forever” of Flannery O’Connor — the lasting influence of a Southern Gothic writer
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By Allison Hutton
In Books & Authors
Posted March 28, 2017

The “forever” of Flannery O’Connor — the lasting influence of a Southern Gothic writer

By Jamil Zainaldin Life, if we let it, can become a pressure cooker. We never seem satisfied by what we have or where we’ve gotten. There’s one more rung on the ladder to climb, one more [...]

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 The AJC–Decatur Book Festival celebrates journalists, novelists, visionaries, and hip hop artists—reflecting a changing Atlanta
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By ghc-admin
In Books & Authors, Community
Posted January 11, 2017

The AJC–Decatur Book Festival celebrates journalists, novelists, visionaries, and hip hop artists—reflecting a changing Atlanta

By Daren Wang As of this writing, the social-justice-loving, minority-favored candidate is trouncing the opposition in the polls with more than 88 percent of the vote, and we may at last be on [...]

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 Radical southern women: Eliza Frances Andrews and Katharine Du Pre Lumpkin
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By ghc-admin
In Books & Authors
Posted November 2, 2016

Radical southern women: Eliza Frances Andrews and Katharine Du Pre Lumpkin

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 Toni Morrison and Georgia
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By ghc-admin
In Books & Authors
Posted November 2, 2016

Toni Morrison and Georgia

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