By David Wayne Brown At Road’s End Robert Lee’s Extraordinary Journey to Forgiving a Heinous Murder In 1999 Barbara Ann Lee, a beloved West Tennessee horsewoman, and her dog are kidnapped in her own SUV while having lunch at a fast-food drive-in....
By James L. Dickerson Mojo Rising Masters of the Art “Mojo Rising” is a short story anthology that includes stories by Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author William Faulkner, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer...
By James L. Dickerson Just for a Thrill Lil Hardin Armstrong, First Lady of Jazz Along with Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, Lillian “Lil” Hardin (1898-1971) was arguably the third most crucial figure in the creation of popular jazz, but today her important...
By Juanita Emily Caldwell Miss Juanita’s Delta Cuisine Miss Juanita Caldwell, who passed away just weeks from her 99th birthday, lived in Mississippi her entire life, mostly in the Mississippi Delta. This collection of over 100 recipes covers a span of more than...
By James L. Dickerson Chips Moman The Record Producer Whose Genius Changed American Music Lincoln “Chips” Moman was known as the “Steve McQueen of the music business,” perhaps because he liked fast cars and beautiful women, and flew his own plane. But also because he...
By James L. Dickerson Colonel Tom Parker The Curious Life of Elvis Presley’s Eccentric Manager Based on unprecedented, original research and interviews with insiders, this authoritative biography of Colonel Tom Parker (1909-1997), Elvis Presley’s lifelong...
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