Thoughtful historical details in present-day fiction and mementos chronicling life during the Civil War provide a variety of perspectives on an often-misunderstood culture. Joseph, a teen of today, moves to the North, where he encounters the old biases and stereotypes still held against those who value their Southern heritage. Lucinda Johnson tells of war against the women of the South and how her great-grandmother fought back. Men and women young and old take center stage in painting the picture of the true South before and after the Civil War in this collection of stories.
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Rickey E. Pittman, 1998 Grand Prize winner of the prestigious Ernest Hemingway Short Story Competition, is an active member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Camp Thomas McGuire, in West Monroe, Louisiana. He is also a Civil War re-enactor, a public speaker on issues and topics related to the War Between the States, and a musician who travels and performs original and Civil War period music. Pittman lives with his wife in Bastrop, Louisiana, where he teaches English at Bastrop High School and freshman composition at the University of Louisiana at Monroe. He is a proud father and grandfather.
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