Tag: Atlanta
Dirty Boots: “When the Underground Is Just Not Anymore”
The one chance I had to see a show at Masquerade, back in the heyday, was when a group of friends and I went over
#throwbackthursday: 25 Years without Lewis Grizzard
I can remember my dad going into these long-winded, side-splitting, barely breathing fits of laughter when he listened to Lewis Grizzard, the humor writer from
Disrupters & Interlopers: Ralph McGill
Ralph McGill was the editor and publisher of the Atlanta Constitution newspaper, and from the late 1930s through the late 1960s his strong support for
Southern Lit 6: “The Dog Star”
The Dog Star, a novel written by Donald Windham and published in 1950, follows a bleak protagonist through the mid-century Deep South. Blackie Pride is a
Road Trip: Clayton, Georgia
It always feels good to get out of town, to move around a little bit. Last week, it was high time to do just that,
