Susan Puckett will be traveling from Ocean Springs, MS up to Memphis, TN over the next week and a half to promote her book, EAT DRINK DELTA. Her first stop is at the Mary C. O'Keefe Cultural Center of Arts and Education in Ocean Springs. She will be there from 6:00-8:00pm on June 8 for "A Trip to the Delta" cooking class.
"The menu includes Chicken Brined in Sweet Tea, Mississippi Grits with Shrimp and Tomato Confit and Lemon Ice Box Pie. The cost is $69 per person for members and $79 for nonmembers. She also will be signing copies of the book at the Ocean Springs Fresh Market in the Depot parking lot earlier that day while the Mary C. staff serves samples of Craig Claiborne's mother's Hot Cakes with Orange Syrup." For more on the event and an interview with Puckett, check out this article in the Sun Herald.
Susan Puckett's upcoming events:
• Saturday June 8, 2013 9am-1pm: The Mary C. O'Keefe
Cultural Center of Arts and Education Snacks &
Signing, Ocean Springs Fresh Market, Ocean Springs, MS
Congratulations to Nathalie Dupree! She received a James Beard Award for her new book, MASTERING THE ART OF SOUTHERN COOKING (Gibbs Smith). Dupree is the author of several UGA Press books, including NATHALIE DUPREE'S SOUTHERN MEMORIES, NEW SOUTHERN COOKING, and NATHALIE DUPREE'S COMFORTABLE ENTERTAINING.
In a recent KY Forward article, University of Kentucky Biology Department chair Vincent Cassone said, "Let's hope THE EMBATTLED WILDERNESS by Erik Reece and Jim Krupa opens at least a few eyes to the urgency of preserving our wild heritage in Kentucky and elsewhere for 'those who come after us.'"
WAVE Country with Dawne Gee interviewed David Domine about his new book, OLD LOUISVILLE. Check out the interview below.
wave3.com-Louisville News, Weather
The latest issue of Southern Historian features a positive review of Arthur Remillard's SOUTHERN CIVIL RELIGIONS. "This is a book recommended for all historians of the post-war South and highly recommended for those particularly interested in religion, race, and gender." Remillard also has a post about religion and Boston over on the Religion in American History blog. Check out the post here.
The Chattanoogan calls THE NASHVILLE WAY a "well-written history" and a "thorough and engaging account of the historical drama that unfolded in Nashville."
Calvin Johnson Jr. was on today's "Morning Express with Robin Meade" on CNN as part of their week-long "American Behind Bars: Stolen Lives" series. Johnson is the author of Exit to Freedom. The book
Minrose Gwin, author of REMEMBERING MEDGAR EVERS, and Frank X Walker, author of TURN ME LOOSE, will be speaking at Jackson State University on June 13 at 5:00pm.
"The menu includes Chicken Brined in Sweet Tea, Mississippi Grits with Shrimp and Tomato Confit and Lemon Ice Box Pie. The cost is $69 per person for members and $79 for nonmembers. She also will be signing copies of the book at the Ocean Springs Fresh Market in the Depot parking lot earlier that day while the Mary C. staff serves samples of Craig Claiborne's mother's Hot Cakes with Orange Syrup." For more on the event and an interview with Puckett, check out this article in the Sun Herald.
Susan Puckett's upcoming events:
• Saturday June 8, 2013 9am-1pm: The Mary C. O'Keefe
Cultural Center of Arts and Education Snacks &
Signing, Ocean Springs Fresh Market, Ocean Springs, MS
• Saturday June 8, 2013 6pm-8pm: The Mary C. O'Keefe
Cultural Center of Arts and Education Cafe Cooking
Class, Ocean Springs, MS
• Wednesday, June 12, 2013, 12-1pm (at the
library): Table Talk, Friends of the
Columbus-Lowndes Public Library & Hitching Lot Farmers' Market, 314 7th
Street North, Columbus, MS
• Friday, June 14, 2013 12pm-2pm: Lunchtime Celebration of
Mississippi Flavors, The Neon Pig, 1203 N Gloster St, Tupelo,
MS
Congratulations to Nathalie Dupree! She received a James Beard Award for her new book, MASTERING THE ART OF SOUTHERN COOKING (Gibbs Smith). Dupree is the author of several UGA Press books, including NATHALIE DUPREE'S SOUTHERN MEMORIES, NEW SOUTHERN COOKING, and NATHALIE DUPREE'S COMFORTABLE ENTERTAINING.In a recent KY Forward article, University of Kentucky Biology Department chair Vincent Cassone said, "Let's hope THE EMBATTLED WILDERNESS by Erik Reece and Jim Krupa opens at least a few eyes to the urgency of preserving our wild heritage in Kentucky and elsewhere for 'those who come after us.'"
WAVE Country with Dawne Gee interviewed David Domine about his new book, OLD LOUISVILLE. Check out the interview below.
wave3.com-Louisville News, Weather
The latest issue of Southern Historian features a positive review of Arthur Remillard's SOUTHERN CIVIL RELIGIONS. "This is a book recommended for all historians of the post-war South and highly recommended for those particularly interested in religion, race, and gender." Remillard also has a post about religion and Boston over on the Religion in American History blog. Check out the post here.
The Chattanoogan calls THE NASHVILLE WAY a "well-written history" and a "thorough and engaging account of the historical drama that unfolded in Nashville."
Calvin Johnson Jr. was on today's "Morning Express with Robin Meade" on CNN as part of their week-long "American Behind Bars: Stolen Lives" series. Johnson is the author of Exit to Freedom. The book
Minrose Gwin, author of REMEMBERING MEDGAR EVERS, and Frank X Walker, author of TURN ME LOOSE, will be speaking at Jackson State University on June 13 at 5:00pm.
