Request for German Reading Individual for Research

Submitted by Frank Evans on June 1, 2013 - 19:42

I am polling any members that my be able to assist in translating some documents from-to my uncle following WWII. I am compiling a short history of Tennis Hatfield Evans (middle name comes from our family's association with that famous Hatfield-McCoy fued). Anyway not a great amount of info to translate and funds (as always) are limited. I am attaching a sample of the kinds of items requiring translation. Many thanks,

Frank Evans

 

 

My Debut Novel

Submitted by Harmon Snipes on May 29, 2013 - 14:34

 I am proud to announce my debut novel from Deeds Publishing, A Praying Man.



A story of revenge, retribution and redemption where not every prayer is merciful.


I would also like to announce my launch signing at the Barnes and Nobel in beautiful downtown Peachtree Corners, Georgia on Saturday June 8th from 1400-1600.


The book is available on BN.com, Amazon.com in both book and eBook format and iTunes for iPad. More information can be found at www.harmonsnipes.com.


 

My Debut Novel

Submitted by Harmon Snipes on May 29, 2013 - 14:25

 I am proud to announce my debut novel from Deeds Publishing, A Praying Man.



A story of revenge, retribution and redemption where not every prayer is merciful.


I would also like to announce my launch signing at the Barnes and Nobel in beautiful downtown Peachtree Corners, Georgia on Saturday June 8th from 1400-1600.


The book is available on BN.com, Amazon.com in both book and eBook format and iTunes for iPad. More information can be found at www.harmonsnipes.com.


 

The Civilian Experience at Gettysburg presentation and book signing

Submitted by Jocelyn Green on May 29, 2013 - 11:15

One hundred fifty years ago, the most well-documented land battle of the Civil War took place in rural Pennsylvania. But before Gettysburg was known as a battlefield, it was a town full of ordinary people. Come hear award-winning author Jocelyn Green share what life was like for the civilians who lived through the battle and the aftermath.

Book signing at Civil War Wax Museum

Submitted by Jocelyn Green on May 29, 2013 - 11:11

Award-winning author Jocelyn Green will be signing her Civil War novels Wedded to War and Widow of Gettysburg during the 150th annivesary of the battle of Gettysburg. Wedded to War is a finalist for three national awards: The Christy Award, the Golden Scroll Award, and the Inspirational Readers Choice award. Widow of Gettysburg is endorsed by Gettysburg historians and received 4.5 stars (highest rating possible) from Romantic Times magazine.

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