Village Book Club Portfolio Monday, Feb. 4 4-6 p.m. Atlanta Tech Village 3423 Piedmont Road NE The Atlanta Tech Village presents the first Village Book Club. This month, members are
Thames & Hudson I’ve picked up on cooking this past year — really studying flavor profiles and how to make them. Something to help me on the way is a
We've gathered the best books to gift this holiday season across genres. From memoir to photography, we've covered everyone you're missing on your holiday shopping list. Don't forget to also
Bellevue Literary Press “Tinkers” by Paul Harding was published in 2008. The fictional story walks us through the life of George Washington Crosby, a clock repairman, and his father, Howard,
“Shout Out Anthology” is a collection of comics currently being Kickstarted by Toronto-based small-press publisher, TO Comix Press. The anthology features 18 stories from 37 queer creators. Edited by Eisner award-winner
Harper Collins Jess Walter is a primarily fiction writer with six published novels. “The Financial Lives of the Poets” was his fifth and published in 2009 by Harper Collins. The
Photo by Anya Haber Red Clay Writers Conference Saturday, Nov. 10 Kennesaw State University Center 3333 Busbee Drive For nearly 10 years, the Red Clay Writers Conference has remained the
Are you a fan of small-town horror stories and short comics? You maybe interested in “Recondite Hill: Things to See,” a comics anthology curated by SCAD aluma Steph Vinke. Vinke,
Random House Books As a writer and an avid reader, I’ve always had a thing for genre exploration. While some of the best advice I’ve received as a writer is
“The Animators” is not a book about animation. The book was first published by Random House in 2017 and written by Kayla Rae Whitaker. Though animation is the medium of