Thomas Wolfe (1900-1938) is among America's greatest novelists. One of his most acclaimed books, “You Can't Go Home Again,” takes place just prior to the stock market crash of '29. George Webber has ...

Walking around downtown Asheville, you can find pieces of author Thomas Wolfe’s history, from his boyhood home on Market Street, which is now a museum, to the angel statue in Pack Square. His first ...

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Tressie McMillan Cottom in the Thomas Wolfe Prize in Moeser Auditorium in Hill Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. The University of North Carolina's Department of English awards this prize to ...

For me, it was a book like a bomb. Or rather it was a book like a lit fuse, and my brain was the bomb. Perhaps there should be warning labels on books for teenagers. Had there been one specifically ...

North Carolina’s Thomas Wolfe Home and Museum in Asheville is a noteworthy destination. The home is the boarding house called “My Old Kentucky Home” by its proprietress Julia, his mother. It was a ...

The Asheville Museum of History announced its finalists for the 2025 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award in a Nov. 25 news release. Originated by the Louis Lipinsky family, the award has been ...