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Pieces: A Mobile Writers Guild Anthology - Mobile Writers Guild Anthologies #1 - cover

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Pieces: A Mobile Writers Guild Anthology - Mobile Writers Guild Anthologies #1

Jim Hancock, Carolyn Haines, Craig A Price, Joyce Scarbrough, caren rich, Dee Jordan, Steve Moore, cj petterson, Candice Conner, Jodie Cain Smith, Lady Lester, Frances Roberts, Ron Polizzi, Mavis M Jarrell, Oksana Leslie, Rachell Elaine Jackson, Carrie Dalby, Isabella N. Jetten, D Dean Carroll, Aleta Davis, Christa Stanley, Ross Conner Smith

Publisher: Mobile Writers Guild

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Summary

Sweet Home Alabama. 
 
Have a slice of Alabama Literature. This collection brings you over 20 authors from the Gulf Coast in Alabama, including USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHORS Carolyn Haines and Craig A. Price Jr., Award Winning author Jodie Cain Smith and several others, including some first time publications. 
 
This is a fantastic anthology with many types of short stories and poems included. 
 
Authors featured: cj petterson, Candice Conner, Craig A. Price Jr., Joyce Scarbrough, Lady Lester, Frances Roberts, Ron Polizzi, Mavis M Jarrell, Dee Jordan, Oksana Leslie, Rachell Elaine Jackson, Carrie Dalby, Caren Rich, Isabella N. Jetten, Carolyn Haines, D Dean Carroll, Steven Moore, Ross Conner Smith, Christa Stanley, Jodie Cain Smith, Aleta Davis, and Jim Hancock. 
 
This collection has been put together by the Mobile Writers Guild.
Available since: 02/06/2018.

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