Join father-and-son writing team Michael and William Henry at Lorelei Books. They'll sign their thrillers\, Three Bad Years\, At Random\, The Ride Along\, and D.O.G.s\: The Secret History. About the authors\: Michael Henry graduated from Tulane and Virginia Law School. He was an elected D.A. and practiced law for 22 years. William Henry graduated from Ole Miss\, and has worked as an actor and in law enforcement. Both authors live in Natchez.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120518T001522Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120210T220000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120211T000000Z UID:http://www.loreleibooks.com/event/still-yet-collection-columns-leslie-criss URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.loreleibooks.com/event/still-yet-collection-columns-leslie-criss SUMMARY:Still & Yet\: A Collection of Columns by Leslie Criss DESCRIPTION:Visit with journalist Leslie Criss during her book signing at Lorelei Books. A reception will follow at The Attic Gallery. A native of Grenada\, Leslie Criss has penned an award-winning column for a quartet of Mississippi newspapers over the course of nearly two decades – The Carthaginian\, The Vicksburg Post\, The Daily Corinthian and\, for the past 12 years\, the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal in Tupelo\, where she is the features and special sections editor.
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