So many books! We’re excited!

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What a busy and exciting fall season! We printed six books at Ingram in September and October for holiday delivery! So wonderful for our authors, Harbert Alexander of Jackson with Tales of Madison; Alvin Plexico of Memphis, Feminism: One Man’s View; Dr. Frank McMeen of Jackson, Let Me Tell You a Story; Taylor Wilson of Brownsville, Glove Letters; Coach Joe North of Jackson, Convictions of an Old Coach; and Jim Weaver of Jackson, consultant on Forgotten Campaign! 🙂#fiction#nonfiction#spirituality#history#base”ball#basketball#photography#ingramspark

Tales of Madison is available from the author and at amazon.com.
Glove Letters is available from the author and at amazon.com
Let Me Tell You a Story is available from the author and at amazon.com.
Convictions of an Old Coach is available from the author and at amazon.com.
Forgotten Campaign is available from Jim Weaver and at amazon.com.
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Jacque Hillman is the senior editor and CEO of HillHelen Group Publishers, where her role is editing, interviewing, ghostwriting and designing for print, broadcast and online. She also creates marketing strategies for clients nationwide. Jacque is the owner/designer of Reconfigured Art Jewelry, profiled in PBS “Tennessee Crossroads.” Hillman is vice president of Arizona Professional Writers, a member of the Historical Novel Society, National Federation of Press Women and Phoenix Business and Professional Women. She is a Delta Leadership Institute Executive Academy alumnus, class of 2010-2011, selected by then-Governor Phil Bredesen for a year's study of influential economic factors in the Delta. Jacque is a past state president for Business and Professional Women of Tennessee and now serves as 2026 vice president of BPW/TN. She is co-founder of the Tennessee Woman Suffrage Heritage Trail promoting women's history, a NFPW national award-winning website. She was chosen for the 2014 Sterling Award: 20 Most Influential Women in West Tennessee. Hillman now lives in Apache Junction, Arizona and is president of Mesa Art League in Mesa, AZ. HillHelen Group LLC is registered in Tennessee and Arizona.

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