Moonshine Woods takes place in a rural Alabama community, during the summer of 1953. Best friends Tyler, Marley Jane, Eli, and Grant, who call themselves The Hopewell Gang, spend adventuresome days in their ...
Seeking the Holy Ghost is an uplifting story—funny and suspenseful—about the bonds between friends of different cultures, races, and sex. It features a plot that will appeal to anyone ...
Sweet Tea with Lemon is a story about three Southern women who are resilient and strong-willed, as they face obstacles with courage and as they look for humor or silver linings in their daily lives. The novel blends...
I grew up in Chambers County, Alabama, in a family of poor farmers and cotton mill workers. We were as poor as the only African-Americans whom I knew. The Brown family lived approximately five hundred yards from my ...
Shirley A. Aaron was born and raised in Alabama, which is reflected in her poetry and novels. She writes about the culture and history of the South, as well as its people. Her works range from life’s ...
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Troubling the Ashes is a work of historical fiction that takes place in a small Alabama town, idyllic and wholesome but plagued by a bitter disease that blinds Southerners to the impending upheaval they are about to ...
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DROPS OF LIGHT is a book of poetry that was created and based on the poet’s life experiences, as well as how she perceived those experiences. The poems deal with real-life events, people, and places that influenced...
Troubling The Ashes: A Tale Desegregation In Governor Wallace’s Alabama By Matt Murray | August 20, 2016 | Featured I just finished reading a wonderful new book, Troubling...
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