NewSouth author video sampler: A COVID-19 quarantine project
Coronavirus has changed the landscape of book publishing this year, as it has changed nearly every facet of all our lives. In an effort to
Coronavirus has changed the landscape of book publishing this year, as it has changed nearly every facet of all our lives. In an effort to
The variety of individuals who have called American Founders a must-read are as diverse as they are distinguished. This recently released work of historical genius
Don Siegelman, who served as Alabama’s governor from 1999 to 2003, was wrongfully convicted in proceedings he calls politically motivated. He spent more than five
Call it tough love. Alan Cross, a Southern Baptist pastor and NewSouth author, wants to hold accountable Christians who fail to follow the teachings of
We mourn the recent loss of Constance “Connie” Curry, eighty-six, a friend of NewSouth Books and a chronicler of those who made a progressive difference
Ken Woodley is strong of character and driven by heart. These qualities emerge in high relief in The Road to Healing, his history of Massive
All this talk about the office of the President, be it how Trump is or is not fit for it or who among his Democratic
As school choice sparks national conversation–from the State of the Union address, where Trump derided ‘failing government schools’ and touted legislation that would divert up
For Halloween 2019, Dilcy Windham Hilley–daughter of legendary Southern folklorist Kathryn Tucker Windham–helped us arrange this treat for our readers: an abridged audio recording of
In celebration of the publication of Ruth Beaumont Cook’s new history of Sylacauga marble, Magic in Stone: The Sylacauga Marble Story, the B. B. Comer