by gcgadmin | Apr 20, 2012 | Blog
On thursday, October 19, many from a large crowd attending the Union County Historical Society, bought copies of Things I Wish Jesus Hadn’t Said. Some of these were in the same crowd that attending the opening debut the weekbefore but others were new to the...
by gcgadmin | Apr 15, 2012 | Blog, Uncategorized
In a full room of individuals who had provided significant feedback for this book, it opened today with Chapter 5, Pick Up Your Cross. The discussion was vibrant, diverse, and, at times, controversial. The author was taken to task for what he meant by “take up...
by gcgadmin | Apr 14, 2012 | Blog
SALES ARE UP…UP…UP.
by gcgadmin | Apr 14, 2012 | Blog
Thursday, April 12, following a successful debut at the Union County Historical Museum, Things I Wish Jesus Hadn’t Said received an enthusiastic reception by an equally attended luncheon crowd. Present was well-known Pontotoc writer Dr. Forrest Tutor. The book...
by gcgadmin | Apr 13, 2012 | Blog
On Wednesday, April 11, 2012, before a nice crowd at the Union County Historical Museum, next door to Faulkner’s birthplace and down the street from where I grew up, Things I Wish Jesus Hadn’t Said made its debut. Books had not arrived, but that did not...
Torched: Summer of ’64 is a finalist for the coveted Montaigne Medal of Fiction.
The Prison, Best Fiction award of 2020 from the Mississippi Library Association.