@rachelwrighting

@rachelwrighting has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @rachelwrighting are: • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, rachelwrighting has populated their site with: • How MOCA GA’s Working Artists Project judge made her choices - ARTS ATL • Review: Book on Flannery O’Connor’s final years considers her work through a familial lens - ARTS ATL • Review: Run the Jewels biography ‘Kill Your Masters’ profiles Killer Mike’s Atlanta - ARTS ATL • Flannery O’Connor book probes how mother grew author’s legacy on family farm • Need a summer book? Three new titles set in Georgia are perfect vacation reads - ARTS ATL • 6 Georgia authors, from poets to novelists to scientists, to meet at the 2026 Decatur Book Fest - ARTS ATL • Decatur Book Festival’s Joyce Carol Oates says (and writes) what’s on her mind - ARTS ATL • Decatur Book Festival’s new leadership looks to the future - ARTS ATL • Josh Russell’s essay collection ‘Commonplaces’ connects life challenges with everyday beauty - ARTS ATL • Review: Kylie Lee Baker’s ‘Japanese Gothic’ stokes dread, salves with off-kilter beauty - ARTS ATL • Beloved East Atlanta bookstore Bookish reopens after flood - ARTS ATL • Review: Catrakilis’ ‘Under an African Sky’ has makings of a cohesive story, ends up fragmented - ARTS ATL • Library Criminalization Bill SB 74 is a ‘solution’ in search of a problem - ARTS ATL • The 2026 Spring Arts Preview: Our picks in Books • Review: Gwaltney’s ‘Sing Down the Moon’ is high drama cloaked in lush, surreal prose - ARTS ATL • Inaugural Atlanta Rare Book Fair is attracting bibliophiles from the entire metro - ARTS ATL • Review: Yah Yah Scholfield’s ‘On Sundays …’ is a modern take on gothic Southern horror - ARTS ATL • Review: Author P.J. Nelson’s latest in Old Juniper Bookshop series is magical and a little grotesque - ARTS ATL • Doug Jones wants to help writers connect with his Opening Movements workshop - ARTS ATL • Debbie Gibson joins MJCCA Book Festival lineup - ARTS ATL • Burnaway’s first Book//Zine fair was an escape from digital malaise - ARTS ATL • Georgia book banners work in secret, but anticensorship movements are growing - ARTS ATL • 2025 Decatur Book Festival gives student writers a turn in the spotlight - ARTS ATL • Collaboration between MARTA Artbound and Lostintheletters builds creativity - ARTS ATL • Review: ‘Man No One Believed’ author Joshua Sharpe gives readers details but no big picture - ARTS ATL • The 2025 Fall Arts Preview: Our picks in Books • These novels set in North Georgia cover everything from suspense to romance - ARTS ATL • Saeed Jones and Angie Thomas will speak at the 2025 Decatur Book Festival - ARTS ATL • IMLS cuts create uncertainty at Georgia libraries - ARTS ATL • Your Atlanta summer reading list -- plus reasons to tackle it - ARTS ATL • With NEH funding in question, Georgia Humanities forges ahead - ARTS ATL • 13 well-versed collections by Atlantans to celebrate National Poetry Month • A Century after her birth, celebrations continue for Georgia writer Flannery O’Connor - ARTS ATL • Georgia book bans in 2025: Cobb County ‘doubles down’ - ARTS ATL • Here’s why each of the 2025 Townsend Prize finalists could win - ARTS ATL • Dept. of Ed. has declared book bans a ‘hoax,’ all investigations dropped - ARTS ATL • Killer Mike’s Atlanta plays big role in biography of rap duo Run the Jewels • Michael Richards will be at the MJCCA book festival. Does his memoir say enough? - ARTS ATL • In Cobb County, a battle over who’s authorized to remove books from schools - ARTS ATL • Cobb County school book bans are leaving teachers worried - ARTS ATL • Joyce Carol Oates speaks (and writes) what’s on her mind • How MOCA GA’s Working Artists Project judge made her choices • The Decatur Book Festival’s comeback is in no rush - ARTS ATL • Stacey Abrams is helping to re-ignite the Decatur Book Festival - ARTS ATL • New biography of Carson McCullers sketches a fated child and troubled adult - ARTS ATL • Winter 2008-09 – The Stinging Fly • Editor For Hire: Rachel E Wright • Rachel Wright - Editor | Reedsy