Sunday, October 27th, 3-6 PM Central
Author Pat Fitzhugh will be on hand for Bell Witch storytelling and signing the books, “The Bell Witch: The Full Account,” “Ghostly Cries From Dixie,” and “The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge.”
Chester’s Halloween Costume Ball and Karaoke
Shady Acres Activity Center — Old Rink Plaza
1649 Murfreesboro Rd.
Lebanon, Tennessee
Also: DJ and costume contest!
ADMISSION IS FREE!
After a two-year break from signing, personalizing, and direct-selling paperbacks from my living room, I am at it once again! To receive a signed, personalized paperback, you must order through the link provided, below.
The titles I am signing are Ghostly Cries From Dixie, The Bell Witch – The Full Account, and The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge. I will not be signing The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge until late August, when author Lori Crane and I will be able to sign it (she wrote the book, I wrote the foreword).
Once you’ve read the book descriptions and made it to the PayPal ordering page, make sure to check out the “combo” discount for buying “Bell Witch” and “Ghostly Cries” together; it will save you a few bucks.
Enjoy your signed, personalized book!
Click here to order your signed paperback(s)!
The video trailer of “The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge” is now online!
The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge
by Lori Crane, with foreword by Pat Fitzhugh
In 1901, the Virginia Bridge & Iron Company began re-building a fifty-year-old Mississippi bridge. In the middle of the project, they discovered more than a dozen bodies buried in the banks of the river.
Legend has it, he was so evil, he was even thrown out of the notorious Dalton Gang. Years later, he opened an inn near the river, and on foggy nights, boatmen witnessed him pacing back and forth across the bridge, waving his lantern, offering travelers a hot meal and a soft bed.
Those unfortunate enough to take him up on the hospitality were often never seen again.
To this day, eerie experiences are still reported around the bridge that now bears his name. If you travel down to Stuckey’s Bridge, be careful, for not much else is known about the man locals refer to as Old Man Stuckey…until now.
The Legend of Stuckey’s Bridge – available June 2013 in paperback, Kindle and Nook.
eBooks have really taken off over the past few years, with more becoming available each day. Many traditional bookstores have closed their doors, and more closures are on the horizon. This leads me to ask two questions:
I’ll go first. I love the convenience, feel and smell of a paperback. I read digital and paper, but I prefer paper–and I’ll still read paperbacks in two years, even if I have to buy them at antique stores. As an author, I shoot for paperbacks first, followed by eBook editions of my paperbacks. I feel it’s important to cover all bases, and there is still a market for paperbacks. Plus, I like to do signings; you can’t sign and personalize an eBook (yet).
What are YOUR thoughts?
Pat Fitzhugh 