Credit: Suzanne Van Atten
Credit: Suzanne Van Atten
Credit: Suzanne Van Atten
Credit: Suzanne Van Atten
Credit: Suzanne Van Atten
Credit: Suzanne Van Atten
Just as summer brings out lots of fun, frothy novels of romance and intrigue for poolside reading, fall delivers weightier books more suitable to the cooler, hearth-bound months. With no lawn to tend or vacations to plan, what's left to do but ride out the cold weather and stall the holiday madness with a few thought-provoking books? Here are nine Southern titles we recommend, including a biography of a raucous rock 'n' roll pioneer penned by a Pulitzer Prize-winning author; a dark, surreal short story collection about desire, anxiety and wonder; a close-up look at a groundbreaking moment in international history; and a memoir about poverty, violence and sexuality.
And if you're looking for a recommendation based on your tastes, take our quiz that will tell you what book you should read this fall.
