• “Captain of the Tides:  Gunner Morgan.” By Charles Morgan, Houston, Texas. Written with Jacque Hillman. Coming in 2019. About the “Man Who Started the Spanish-American War.”
• “Footsteps on the Mountain: Hiking the Appalachian Trail” by Dennis Renshaw. Coming in September 2019
• “The Dragon Mother, and the Azure Dragon Rising” by David Hansford. Coming in June 2019. Dragon mythology and philosophy, illustrated by David Hansford, artist.
• “The Kind Heart” by Judy Blakely. Children’s book. Coming in Summer 2019. Illustrated by Wanda Stanfill.
• “Joe Hanover” by Bill Haltom. History of the 19th Amendment’s ratification in Tennessee in 1920, and Joe Hanover, who led and held together the West Tennessee pro-suffrage votes in the legislature.

• “Echoes & Footprints” by Harbert Alexander Sr., Jackson. Tales of Tennessee  history.  2017. Semi-finalist. IBPA Book Awards. Current book, a novel on a baseball player who finds spiritual redemption. “Soldiers, Saints & Sinners: Stories of Long Ago. 2015”

• “Jocie: Southern Jewish American Princess, Civil Rights Activist” by Jocelyn Wurzburg, Memphis. Memoirs of a nationally known civil rights activist. 2018. National tour, Jewish Book Council. 5-Star Review. Readers’ Favorites. Coming in Fall 2019: “Travel Tales.”
  

• “Tilted” by Nancy Hall, Trenton, TN. A novel about a young Southern woman who kills a brutal rapist and walks north to Tennessee to begin her life anew and faces a threat to her life. A novel of redemption.

• “Fulfill the Law” 2019.  Jennifer Rawls, Nashville. On a young lawyer’s battle to overcome corrupt, inept lawyers.  “Katherine Grainger.” 2018. A widow — with help from friends and family — stops grieving and decides to run for political office. “The Vote,” Jennifer Rawls, Nashville. Novel based on suffragists’ battle to pass the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920.
• “Rusty, The Wonder Dog,” also, “Leisure Suit Larry and the Blue Notes,” Jesse Hillman. In progress.

• “Harvey’s Scouts, and the War in the West.” 2020. “Monument to Healing: Two Soldiers and the Good Death, 1862, 1914” by Charles Cox, M.D. with Spurgeon King, Ph.D., Jackson.
• Jim Weaver/Charles Richardson, “Forgotten Campaign: The Story of Armstrong’s Raid” Jackson, Tenn.

• “Ray Blanton and I,” Shorty Freeland, Adamsville. Twenty books left. Collector’s edition.
• “Angel Disclosures,” Ted Brooks, Hendersonville.
• “A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Heaven,” Roy Sanford, Atlanta, Ga. In progress.
• “Gut Check,” John Potts, Phoenix, Az. In progress.
• “Adventures of Mother of the Bride: How to Keep the Bluebird of Happiness Flying,” Jacque Hillman. Ebook. Published.

The projects above have been published or are in the writing and editing stages.

These projects are in progress with authors who are busy writing:  True crime, romance mystery, historical romance, young adult, dog stories, poetry, nature photography, and more history.

“I’ll be in Havana, Cuba in September researching more about my grandfather, Charles Gunner Morgan, who was married to Vivian Warren, daughter of Jerre J. Morgan, the ‘Sugar King of Havana.’ I’ll also be researching more in Key West, where Gunner Morgan lived for some time and worked with Thomas Edison, creating torpedoes for the U.S. Navy,” said Charles Morgan of Houston, Texas.

“I try to write 4,000 words a day,” said Jennifer Rawls. “I’m at work on five writing projects. My new characters for my next novel are just pouring out of my brain.”

“I am thrilled to be finishing my most recent book, which is a novel about a baseball player, ” said Harbert Alexander Sr.

“Right now I’m adding some chapters to my newest book, ‘Travel Tales,’ on traveling in the United States,” said Jocie Wurzburg. “I’ve had a grand tour with the Jewish Book Council on my book “Jocie: Southern Jewish American Princess, Civil Rights Activist.”

We hope the words just keep flowing! Thank you to all the talented writers who have come our way and to those we have yet to meet!