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Andrew H. Housley was brought to Atlanta at five — a city he didn't choose. At thirteen he walked down Bourbon Street with his father and felt a kind of recognition he couldn't yet name. An essay on the two Southern cities that shaped a writer's life: Atlanta as the underground forge where the creative was born, New Orleans as the mirror that recognized what had been made. On place, memory, and the artist who needs both the city that made him and the city that greeted him.

Readers’ Favorite has awarded Andrew H. Housley’s novel Invisible Sun a five-star review, calling it “a tough read in the best possible way.” The story follows two brothers, reunited after years apart, who return to New Orleans to settle the affairs of their brother Hugo and are forced to face a childhood shaped by a domineering father and a grief that will not stay buried. Read about the book and the review.