Flannery O'Connor is a central figure in Southern fiction whose work has been oft dissected. But “Flannery and Regina” ...

O'Connor was a Southern Gothic writer and devout Catholic.

A panel discussion on February 23 will feature O’Connor scholars Mark Bosco, Patricia West, and Angela Alaimo O'Donnell, who will discuss the themes of faith, race, and disability in O’Connor’s works.

When O’Connor died of lupus in 1964 she left behind a great body of work, including a third novel, still unfinished, titled ‘Why Do the Heathen Rage?’ Book cover of the 2024 edition of ‘Why Do the ...

Everyone, it seems, is talking about Flannery O’Connor. The Georgia-based late Catholic author of Wiseblood and a number of compelling short stories, is the subject of the recently released film ...

“For the writer of fiction,” Flannery O’Connor once reflected, “everything has its testing point in the eye.” Writing, to her, didn’t just call on emotion and thought; it required “sense-impression” ...

Catholic writer Flannery O'Connor is seen in an undated photo. From March 21-23, 2025, a museum in Savannah, Ga., dedicated to her literary genius and fascinating personality is celebrating the ...

Flannery O'Connor in a Sept. 22, 1959, photo, sitting on the steps of her home in Milledgeville, Ga. (CNS photo/Floyd Jillson/Atlanta Journal-Constition, via AP) Flannery O’Connor once made a ...

Oddballs and literature lovers rejoice! Flannery O’Connor’s Birthday Party is returning in full force after last year’s hiatus. While a good man may be hard to find, a good time can be found in every ...

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. ― On Greene Street in historic Milledgeville, across the lawn from the old Governor’s Mansion, is a charming Southern house with plantation shutters framing the windows and four ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Savannah author Flannery O'Connor is highlighted on a mirror on the 2nd floor of the Wexford Irish Pub. This March marks the ...