Last week, the Chattanooga Times Free Press released an article about An Uncertain Justice entitled Novel Based on 1922 Walker County Slaying. On May 8th, the Marsh House is sponsoring the LaFayette Marsh House Ghost and History Walk. That’s Saturday evening. They’ve asked me to present at the old Walker County Jail about the last legal hanging in Georgia that took place there. Details on the event can be found here.
Archive for ◊ April, 2010 ◊
• Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
Last night (April 12th) I spoke at the Catoosa County Historical Society about the history behind the last legal hanging in Georgia depicted in my latest novel, An Uncertain Justice.
The two videos below are the main portion of my presentation. Q&A lasted a while longer and I stayed an extra hour and talked with people, answering questions and signing books. I really enjoyed my time with the historical society members. They were incredibly friendly and responsive, and made me feel right at home.
Part 1
Part 2
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