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About the Author Charlsie Russell is a retired Commander, United States Navy, turned author. A 1972 graduate of the University of Mississippi with a degree in archaeology, Ms. Russell loves reading, she loves history, and she loves the South. She focuses her writing on historical suspense set in her home state of Mississippi. After seven years of rejection, she woke up one morning and decided she did not have enough years left on this planet to sit back and hope a New York publisher would one day take a risk on her novels. Resolved, she expanded her horizons into the publishing realm with the creation of Loblolly Writer’s House. In addition to writing and publishing, Ms. Russell is the mother and homemaker to five children and their father. Ms. Russell is a 1968 graduate of Rankin County’s Florence High School. Her people are from the Braxton area of Simpson County, and she is the very proud great-great-granddaughter of a Confederate Veteran from Pontotoc County. She and her family live in Gulfport. To learn more about Charlsie Russell and Loblolly Writer’s House, visit www.loblollywritershouse.com. ___________________________ Charlsie Russell’s first title is The Devil’s Bastard, a Gothic suspense set in 18th Century Spanish Natchez. Wolf Dawson, her second title, is another Gothic suspense. It is set at the end of Congressional Reconstruction in Mississippi. Epico Bayou, her third title, is more mystery than her first two titles, but still retains suspense and romance. It is set on the Mississippi Gulf Coast near the close of the nineteenth century. Copyright Notice "Loblolly Writer's House Site" Copyright © 2006 by Charlsie Russell All rights reserved on all material on all pages in this site, plus the copyright on compilations and design, graphics, and logos except as noted. For information on reprinting material from this site, please contact |
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