
An Agitator, An Irritant, a D-Major Angel
Visiting author/historian illuminates fabled composer Gustav Mahler was no saint. Likened to a lion tamer and tsar by those who knew him best, the Bohemia-born…
Read MoreVisiting author/historian illuminates fabled composer Gustav Mahler was no saint. Likened to a lion tamer and tsar by those who knew him best, the Bohemia-born…
Read MoreNew book takes a deeper look at PARI When Craig Gralley retired to Brevard not long ago, he hardly expected his 33-year career as…
Read MoreMarie Bostwick’s latest mends the life of a woman undone In many books, the story begins with a character at home who is pushed…
Read MoreAs part of a major refresh of Hendersonville’s Sullivan Park, a ribbon cutting in November focused on the site’s lovingly renovated Little Free Library….
Read MoreNovelist R.R. “Bob” Davis never knew that much about his immigrant grandmother’s voyage to America and short life there. “She came from Greece…
Read MoreLocal artist sketches book for eminent biographer When Hendersonville artist Evelyn J. Mayton discovered her favorite Southern author, she could hardly have known that…
Read MoreLocal journalist accents the marginal in audacious fiction debut There’s something magical about being recognized in fiction. It’s not so much the business, often…
Read MoreFlat Rock author’s debut novel garners latest award In the canon of Southern Appalachian fiction, Meagan Lucas makes for unlikely company. First and foremost, the…
Read MoreLowcountry authors inspire young readers to venture outside Growing up, Mary Alice Monroe’s children spent summers exploring 1,000 acres of raw, feral land…
Read MoreRural bookmobile delivers a treasure trove of material Books are the lifeblood of any community, especially in rural places where easy access to a…
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