The Poetry of Craftsmen
A Review of Tom C. Hunley’s The Loneliest Whale in the World'
The Anti-Nostalgia of Bret Easton Ellis
A review of 'The Shards'
The Pleasures of Mob Rule
A review of Claire Dederer’s "Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma"
Bookville
Plenty Downtown Bookshop furthers Cookeville’s quiet transformation into one of the state’s most impressive cultural hubs.
In Loco Parentis
A review of Ian Prior’s Parents of the World Unite!: How to Save Our Schools from the Left’s Radical Agenda.
Radical Objectivity
A review of Jeff Fynn-Paul’s 'Not Stolen: The Truth About European Colonialism in the New World'
Tucker: The Man and His Dream
A review of Tucker by Chadwick Moore
The Southern Festival of Books Returns to the People’s Plaza
After 34 years, a Nashville tradition finally leaves the community behind.
“When in Doubt, Go to the Library”
From an inaugural author ambassador program to the return of live tours and puppet shows, The Nashville Public Library retakes its place at the center of the city’s culture calendar
Looking Down from the Mountain
Parnassus Books spent the last decade fashioning itself as a cultural lynchpin; Nashville’s literary scene would survive without it.