I am thrilled to announce that my story, "Painting Dreams in Tuscany," has been published in the book "LOST - Vol. 02 Stories of Missing Things" in May 2023.

I am deeply grateful to the amazing writers and members who took the time to read my story, provided invaluable suggestions, and offered unwavering support throughout this journey. It is their encouragement and guidance that have made this accomplishment possible.

Thank you all from the bottom of my heart!

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My article, "The Lee Family of Barnwell, South Carolina" was just published in The Low Country Courier, the newsletter of the Charleston Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogical Society.

I recently wrote my first fiction short story (really, flash fiction). I submitted it to several places, and it has been accepted for publication in the June edition of Danse Macabre.

Murder Clause, the sixth book in Raegan Teller's Enid Blackwell Mystery Series, is now available on Amazon or anywhere books are sold. E-books available exclusively on Kindle.  Visit RaeganTeller.com for more info. 

I am happy to announce that USC Press will be publishing my new book on USC sports, covering South Carolina's exit from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the sometimes stormy but always entertaining twenty years between ACC and SEC membership. Release scheduled for this November. 

A Gamecock Odyssey - South Carolina Sports in the Independent Era (1971-1991), by Alan Piercy

Many thanks to the great people over at USC Press! 

My poem, "A Poem for Aiken", was published in the Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical and Historical Society News and Journal, Volume XXXIX Number I, First Quarter 2023.

My article "Discovering Hampton Hill Plantation" was published in the April 2023 edition of the Charleston Mercury.

Denny Hamann is pleased to announce his  first novel, Cryin's for Hungry Babies ISBN 9798361634392, was published in December. It's a ninety-one thousand word historical fiction novel set in North Carolina during the Civil War.

His second book, another historical fiction novel, Cottonville Road, A Dusty Path to Power, is scheduled to be released by April first.

https://www.amazon.com/author/dennyhamann

In Yvette R. Murray‘s Hush, Puppy she becomes one with the Port City. This collection is a direct address, a love letter to Charleston from the black hand side. The poet takes readers on an intentional trek, while brilliantly negotiating the past, the present, and the future.--Glenis Redmond, Poet Laureate, Greenville SC

https://www.finishinglinepress.com/product/hush-puppy-by-yvette-r-murray/

Hot Poet Equinox will be online on March 20 with my poem "Magenta" accompanied by three of my photos: "Banksies Paint Pot Angel in Rose", "Flame Maple", and "Flown".  Thanks ahead of time to anyone who takes a peek!