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Sacred FIGURES Cristina Córdova sculpts soulful, fantastic people from clay By Liza Roberts “I was always very creatively inclined, and very restless,” says sculptor Cristina Córdova, as she [...]

A Purpose-Driven Art Scott Avett follows the mystery By Wiley Cash Photographs By Mallory Cash For a man whose music I’ve been listening to for almost two decades and whose face I’ve seen [...]

Coach and The Bull: A Love Story The road less traveled to authordom By Jim Dodson Illustration by Gerry O’Neill Not long ago, following a speech to a historical organization in Georgia, I [...]

48 Hour Film Project Lights, Camera, Panic!   By Billy [Eye] Ingram “We’re a species that rushes through everything, then complains that time flies.”   —  Steve Maraboli I recall reading an [...]

Good and Dead And totally down-to-earth Story and Photograph by Ashley Walshe Our neighbors are the best. They’re very quiet, very private — I’ve never actually seen them. But I should mention [...]

How the Jacksons ended up with two old homes — and contentment By Ross Howell Jr. Photographs by Amy Freeman     On a summer evening, I’m sitting with my neighbors, Jane and Randy Jackson, in the [...]

A colorful and lush garden embodies the spirit of its gardener By Cynthia Adams   •   Photographs by Amy Freeman     Martha Yarborough has been up since 7 a.m., the thermostat hovering at 80 [...]

Picture This Adventures in leveling up a home   By Cynthia Adams As the homeowners run errands, a TV Land remodeling team sneaks in and transforms their grubby home. Junk is hurled out and [...]

By Ashley Walshe October is the wisdom weaver, spinning the invisible to light, capturing the ephemeral, then letting it all go — again and again. On this crisp autumn morning, waves of yellow [...]