Rosalind Fournier
Content by Rosalind Fournier
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<B>A Southern family's fading fortunes</B> Regina Angela Riant, the heroine of Helen Scully's first novel, <B>In the Hope of Rising Again</B>, is the fifth child and only da
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On the surface, the members of the facetiously named "Same Sweet Girls" club six women, now in their 40s, who've known one another since college and still get together twice a year seem like unlikely
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The first novel by popular essayist Bailey White, Quite a Year for Plums offers an intimate, gossipy, and occasionally irreverent glimpse into the friendship of a group of eccentrics in a small town i
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Kaye Gibbons weaves marvelous prose from the emotional havoc hateful fathers stir in their daughters.
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In the 21 years they've been husband and wife, Dennis and Vicki Covington have been through plenty alcoholism, depression, infertility. You could say theirs has not been a storybook marriage.
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In the summer of 1970, Thomas Mann Jr. (no relation to the writer of the same name) finds an infant in a basket on his front porch, with a note that reads: Eddie's bastard.
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Consider yourself warned. Me ∧ Emma, the second novel by former Time and People writer Elizabeth Flock, is a tour de force in the telling. But it can be painful to read.
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