Fall Line Books

Next week, Georgia College & State University () is hosting two days of programming centered around Doy Gorton's landmark monograph, "White South 1969-1970".

We invite you to join us at the Milledgeville campus to engage with the work and the artist:

📍 Tuesday, March 3 | Leland Gallery  ()

5:00 PM — Reception & Book Signing

5:30 PM — Artist Talk

📍 Wednesday, March 4 | Arts & Sciences Auditorium 

5:00 PM — Public Lecture

(The exhibition is on view through March 13).

Not in Georgia, but interested in documentary photography and how we interact with history?
🔗 Copies of White South are available via the link in our bio.

Join us tomorrow night September 4th at 8pm est for an Instagram Live conversation between founder and publisher and photographer They will be discussing his newest book Normaltown publishing this print with Fall Line Press.

Click the link in our bio to learn more about the project.

Jessica Hays continuing to takeover today, sharing more about The Sun Sets Midafternoon. Writing became central to this work immediately. I used writing as a way to process and understand my experience of these fires and the reactions I was having. Ultimately, this led me to the concept of Solastalgia, which is emotional and existential distress caused by negative environmental change.
Inset into this book are chapters of text that provide insight into the experience of living through a wildfire, and the process of making this work. These chapters are born out of my own journal, chronicling life with fire and climate change affecting the here and now if our lives.

Preorder your copy through kickstarter