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“Rough voices mutter in the darkness and seconds later, a body tumbles from an outcropping of rock.” So begins The Fall, the new mystery from Atlanta’s own master storyteller David Fulmer. When a vintage song and a random phone call draw Richard Zale back to his hometown, he encounters a puzzle that entwines threads [...]
There once was a time when you didn’t have to describe an artist like Chuck Prophet as a singer-songwriter who delivers high energy songs influenced by rhythm and blues and american folk sounds. You would simply call it rock n’ roll.
Chuck Prophet is a hidden treasure for those who are still wearing the grooves [...]
Corked is a book about a father, a daughter and wine. Yes, it’s another memoir but we’re not going to hold that against it if only because it appears that Kathryn Borel’s book may contain some useful information like how to open a bottle of champagne with a sword. See the video below.
She will be [...]
Some would say that us trying to review a children’s book is a stretch. They’re probably right. But we have (sorta) done it before and we’re gonna do it again.
It’s a lot easier this time because we know two discerning consumers who love it. At ages 3 and 6, our critical advisors, who [...]
Our favorite blog aggregator, Regator, is taking a walk this Friday and we’re coming along for the stroll. At 6pm, they will start at Twain’s where they will hang until about 8, then off to two of our favorites, Brick Store Pub and Leon’s Full Service, then a quick dip into Mac McGee’s before [...]
It’s Fat Tuesday and we’re not in New Orleans, but you can get a little taste of the Big Easy tonight at Criminal Records. It’s a listening party to celebrate the release of a new record to benefit the historic Preservation Hall.
All proceeds from the sale of the album go to Preservation Hall and [...]
By Yankee Rose
Leon’s Full Service arrived in Decatur the same week I did. I celebrate that bond regularly with a good book and a bottle of JK Scrumpy’s at a corner of the long horseshoe bar. (How do you think the reading list moves so fast?) As the little brother to the Brick [...]
