At Vaukore, the most prestigious Magical university in all seven realms, Maeve Sinclair is content to study Practical Magic. At least until Malachite Peur, the youngest Supreme Magical in history, makes a tempting offer to train her in Combative Magic instead. Soon the pair find themselves on a search for powerful Magical objects that haven't been seen in centuries. While a prophecy unravels around them, they navigate politics, war, and their forbidden union. After all. . . blood calls to blood. Like calls to like. And Magic calls to Magic.

"Dread Prince" is a fantasy novel that takes you on a thrilling adventure through a kingdom shrouded in mystery and dark intrigue. Join the titular prince as he battles inner demons and external foes to claim his rightful place on the throne.

For the third book in her series, The Dread Descendant, Lauren Cate Leake pulls out all the stops as dreams become nightmares, spells are broken, and the world falls to warring factions. Surrounded by the ruins, will love and Magic prevail - and who will take the throne?

In his debut book, Landon discusses everything you've ever wanted to know about the South, including why they say the things they say, why they eat the things they eat, and what it really means when someone says, "Bless your heart." Every step of the way, Landon infuses his faux field guide with warmth, whimsy, nostalgia, and his trademark down-to-earth personality with equal measure humor and practical information. If you’ve ever wondered why Southerners are always clutchin’ their pearls or what their affinity is for pecan pie or peanuts and Coke, then this field guide is for you.

Founded in 2025, Southlands is a media company celebrating the wild South in all its forms—and the diverse ways Southerners connect with the natural world. Their flagship product is a biannual print journal: two 140+-page issues each year, printed on high-quality stock in an oversized 9.5"×12" format and designed to be kept, not tossed. Take the low road. Join the movement.

Among the collection’s standout narratives are a man who could balance his entire body weight on one finger, a trusted advisor for an American President, and a young farm boy who left the fields at 18 for World War II combat. Other compelling stories include a football player whose NFL hopes were shattered by an injury that cost him part of his leg, a woman who swam across Mobile Bay as part of her rigorous training to conquer the English Channel, and powerful accounts of addiction, recovery, the birth and death of dreams, and losing—and finding—everything.

"Tough-as-Nails Flowers for the South" is a collection of vibrant and hardy flowers that thrive in hot southern climates. These low-maintenance blooms are perfect for adding color and life to your garden without needing constant care.

"Maverick Gardeners: Dr. Dirt and Other Determined Independent Gardeners" is a book that explores the inspiring stories of unconventional gardeners who have transformed their environments with unique approaches. It's a great read for anyone interested in creative and sustainable gardening practices.

"Hiking Mississippi: A Guide to Trails and Natural Areas" is a paperback book that explores the scenic trails and diverse landscapes of Mississippi. It provides detailed information on various hiking routes, making it a great companion for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the state's natural beauty.

Originally published: Harrison Smith and Jonathan Cape, 1929.;This new and corrected edition was originally published in hardcover, by Random House, Inc. in 1984--T.p. verso.

The Widow Grisham is a mystery novel that takes you on a thrilling ride through small-town secrets and unexpected twists. It's a perfect read for those who enjoy suspenseful storytelling with engaging characters.

PERSONALLY SIGNED BY ADAM MAHONEY. Plastic is everywhere—wrapped around our food, stitched into our clothes, even coursing through our veins. Once a marvel of modern science, plastic has become so inextricably woven into our lives that imagining a world without it can seem impossible. Over the last seventy-five years, plastic has cradled our planet in a synthetic embrace. More than a critique, The Problem with Plastic emphasizes the urgent need for action against plastic’s toxic legacy. It highlights powerful stories of frontline resistance in places like Louisiana, Texas, and Appalachia, and equips readers with practical tools—including a “Household Waste Audit” to track and reduce plastic consumption, as well as model policy guides for driving legislative change. Urgent, eye-opening, and ultimately empowering, The Problem with Plastic reminds us: plastic is a problem—but together, we can be the solution.

Issue Two of our favorite biannual. That fight is what this whole issue is about. Who owns the land? Who gets access? What does it mean that so much of the South is privately held — and what are we losing as that grip tightens? Inside: public lands under siege, a wilderness advocate who left the South to find wild country and never stopped fighting for it, a legendary conservationist defending one of the oldest wilderness areas east of the Mississippi, and more. Founded in 2025, Southlands is a media company celebrating the wild South in all its forms—and the diverse ways Southerners connect with the natural world. Their flagship product is a biannual print journal: two 140+-page issues each year, printed on high-quality stock in an oversized 9.5"×12" format and designed to be kept, not tossed. Take the low road. Join the movement.