With statistics and interviews with Dale Murphy, Bob Horner and Joe Torre, Patrick Montgomery analyzes what contributed to the “rise and fall of the 1980s Atlanta Braves.”

With a “Theo of Golden” sequel still a year or two away, readers can satisfy themselves with books that share qualities with Allen Levi's bestselling first novel.

Funding has always been a challenge for the Decatur Book Festival. The new directors have financial security as a top priority along with a commitment to diverse voices.

Atlanta children's author Laurel Snyder, who has a memoir coming out March 31, is also Georgia's coordinator of Authors Against Book Bans.

From Atlanta thrillers to Appalachian tales, March delivers a strong slate of Southern books with Georgia connections.

In his new memoir, the award-winning writer and journalist exposes disturbing family secrets that stretch back generations and discovers family members he never knew existed.

A new book by New York Times bestselling author Lauren Groff is always cause for celebration, and “Brawler” (Riverhead Books, $29) does not disappoint. ...