Hear Cathy tell stories at the Do Tell Storytelling Festival at Callanwolde, Saturday, January 3 at 10:00.
See Cathy at the Mableton Storytelling Festival for children and families, Saturday, October 25 on the main stage at 11:30, 1:30, 2:30. Mable House grounds in Mableton, GA.
Cathy will perform at 11:00 in the Hill Auditorium for Target's Family Fun Day, Sunday October 19, at the Woodruff Arts Center.
Cathy will perform as the ladies of the Atlanta Ladies Memorial Association at Oakland's Halloween Haunt Tours. She'll perform ONLY on Saturday, October 25 from 6-8:30 and will be available for booksignings immediately afterwards.
2008
February 3: Southeastern Flower Show, 11:30-2:30
April 16: Atlanta International Club, 11:00
July 19: East Atlanta's Battle of Atlanta Festival
July 26: Yawn's Bookstore, Canton 12 and 2
August 9-10: Dahlonega Literary Festival
August 20-21: Lakeside, OH
August 27: Young Audiences Showcase, Clayton Performing Arts Center
August 31: Decatur Book Festival
September 3: Young Audiences Showcase, Gwinett Environmental Center
September 20: Woodstock City Event, 1:00
September 20-21: New Manchester Days
October 5: Sunday in the Park, Oakland Cemetery
October 24-26: Oakland Cemetery, Halloween Tours
October 25: Mableton Storytelling Festival, 11-5, MableHouse grounds, Mableton, GA
2007
September 25: Marietta History Center, Book Talk and signing 7pm
September 29: SEBA (Southeastern Book Association)Convention, Atlanta 3-5 booksigning
October 7: Sunday at the Park at Oakland, Book Talk and signing, all day
October 16: Roswell Presbyterian Church, Book Talk and signing, 12:00
October 27: Yawn's Bookstore, Book Talk and signing, Canton, 2-4
October 27: Oakland Cemetery, Book signing, 7-10 pm
November 17: Eagle Eye Bookstore, Decatur, 1:30-3:30
December 1: Georgia Genealogical Society, 11:30-2
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Fast, Informative, Intriguing Read, December 18, 2007
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Lisa M. Russell "Lisa M. Russell" (White, GA) |
"The Historic Oakland Cemetery of Atlanta:Speaking Stones", like most of History Press' publications, is content laidened and complimented with photographs. There is so much to learn in this book, it left me wanting more -- which is a good thing! I learned so much about Atlanta history from the author's descriptions of the headstones in Oakland Cemetery.It was easy to put together a historical outline from her narrative. I like the way she turned each tombstone into a story, which ultimately is how we want our lives to be remembered. The Author pays tribute to these lives and makes us care, which is more than most history books accomplish. History Press appears to have a motive to keep local history alive. This book certainly accomplishes that, it keeps these men and woman live who now lie in Oakland Cemetary.
As Administrator of the Georgia Writers Association, many books come across my desk for nomination in the Georgia Author of the Year Awards.When this book came in, I had to take it home to read it. I bring many books home, yet finish very few. I read this book cover to cover. It is a great read. Every historical site in Atlanta should sell this book. It is better than having a real live tour guide. It would be a great book for someone coming to Atlanta and wants to see the real story of Atlanta. |
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