Q&A: Mimi Montgomery’s Debut Mystery Novel
NC native Mimi Montgomery’s debut novel is a cozy murder mystery featuring designer dogs, Botox and zany celebrations in a Southern town.
NC native Mimi Montgomery’s debut novel is a cozy murder mystery featuring designer dogs, Botox and zany celebrations in a Southern town.
Enoch Marchant of Nice Price Books & Records on Hillsborough Street shares Southern fiction, biography and sports picks for your 2026 summer reading list.
Ginger Kauts of Quail Ridge Books, a Raleigh institution since 1984, shares fiction, fantasy and Southern author picks for your 2026 summer reading list.
Marcie Montague, owner of Juliet Books, downtown Cary’s first independent bookstore, shares the current and historical fiction she couldn’t put down.
Hannah Brunswick, co-owner of Blackbird Books & Coffee in Downtown Raleigh’s City Market, recommends poetry, thrillers and reads from Black, Indigenous and queer authors.
Victoria Scott-Miller, founder of Liberation Station in Southeast Raleigh, North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookstore, recommends stories by and about Black women.
Colleen Gross and bookselling team at Dog-Eared Books in North Raleigh recommend beach reads, classics and North Carolina authors from their used-book collection.
The Raleigh couple behind gardening advice channel HortTube shares a passion for working with plants and making use of their space
In this month’s poem, a writer explores about the healing powers of water and nature to restore strength and hope
Reflecting on the little slice of heaven my wife and I share — and how she’s still as sweet as ever
Contemplating how a swim in the ocean brings a sense of calm — and listening to the radio with a neighbor does, too
These popular shore birds are beautiful to watch at local lakes and beaches as they slowly hunt their prey and build elaborate nests
In 1887, the City of Oaks debuted its first municipal water tower, a stone-and-brick structure topped with a 100,000 gallon iron tank
How to attract the prettiest swallowtails, monarchs and more to your garden? Plant their larval host plants