A Fascinating Life She Led : Katherine Willoughby
Our friend Katherine Willoughby enriched the lives of everyone she encountered in her peripatetic life.
Our friend Katherine Willoughby enriched the lives of everyone she encountered in her peripatetic life.
Robert Louis Stevenson’s bout of bronchiectasis led to his greatest novel and also, inevitably, to Stuart’s grandmother and the stunning woman who would become the eternal face of Irish beauty.
Tony Chambers’ pair of novels set on the outskirts of “High Glen” recall a gentle time on the Plateau.
The larger-than-life Wade Hampton III made his mark on history and, of course, Cashiers.
A new volume explores George Masa’s rugged travels through the wild spaces of Western North Carolina. You can learn more at the September 8 Zahner Lecture Series, set for 6:00 P.M. at the Highlands Nature Center.
The origin of the name “Toxaway” is lost in the fog of years and the clash of cultures.
In which Mr. Ferguson continues his deconstruction of the life of the peripatetic Felix Oswald (with monkeys).
Though its machinery may be a bit clunky, The Georgia Bequest: Manolia or the Vale of Tallulah is a charmer that paints a vivid portrait of antebellum North Georgia.
Dr. Barbara Carlton’s This Nearly Was Mine is a vivid account of the people who inhabited a wilder, freer Florida.
Angie Jenkins’ new book casts a warm light upon a Highlands that’s long past, before it slips beyond the collective memory.
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