Books by Paul Hemphill

“A Tiger Walk Through History: The Complete Story of Auburn Football From 1892 to the Tuberville Era”

“Lovesick Blues: The Life of Hank Williams”

“Lost in the Lights”

“Nobody’s Hero”

“The Ballad of Little River”

“Wheels”

“The Heart of the Game”

“Leaving Birmingham”

“King of the Road”

“Me and the Boy”

“The Sixkiller Chronicles”

“Too Old to Cry”

“Long Gone”

“The Good Old Boys”

“Mayor: Notes on the Sixties” --- the autobiography of Ivan Allen Jr.

“The Nashville Sound”

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Paul Hemphill - 1936-2009: Atlanta writer focused on the blue-collar South

Paul Hemphill added to Atlanta Press Club Hall of Fame in 2021

‘Soft clubbing’ parties, where you can skip the headaches, are trending

People may be drinking less and sleeping more, but they still want to go out. That explains the trend dubbed “soft clubbing,” where dancing and gatherings start and end early.

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‘Soft clubbing’ parties, where you can skip the headaches, are trending

Huzzah! Georgia Renaissance Festival marks its 40th anniversary

New Flannery O’Connor treasures found in time for centennial celebration

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A tiny nation qualified for its first World Cup. Cape Verde has fans here

Cape Verde, competing in its first World Cup, will take on the world's No. 1 team in Spain at 12 p.m. on June 15 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Georgia’s special ed program promised help. Families say it delivered them harm.

Georgia subdues a nemesis in rolling past Crimson Tide for SEC championship

Georgia notched its best win of the season at the perfect time, finally vanquishing Alabama in Atlanta and taking home the SEC Championship for the second straight year.