Here is Letter 2 from The Earnest Epistolarian Collection: 🧵👇
July 17, 1883 Dearest Sister,
Not for the first time, honorable Southerners find themselves retreating from Atlanta beneath the humiliating auspices of defeat by a wiry rascal named Sherman.
When we started looking for a story behind how a city gets incorporated, we weren’t sure we’d find much at all. Then we found a long-forgotten estate in Augusta, and these letters.
Here is the first from The Earnest Epistolarian Collection: 🧵👇
The new novel is officially out today. I wanted to share this because it covers a tragic piece of local history that lingers on the periphery of Batts.
Thanks for all the encouragement getting this project across the finish line.
Grab a copy here: https://t.co/WpFeNyNrPg
"We will go to Atlanta, or we will go to hell."
126 years ago tonight, the Camp Creek trestle collapsed. Today, the new novel BATTS releases, exploring a dark turn-of-the-century architecture now buried beneath years of dirt and kudzu.
The ledger is open: https://t.co/WyMfolvW86
Wasp flying with a grasshopper landed right in front of me. Not sure if it’s nature’s Uber eats, a new fable from Aesop, or if my home is ground zero for a horrible new hybrid.
It was a great day at the State Capital for @GACTE’s Legislative Day! We are so thankful for our Forsyth delegation’s support of career and technical education. #fccollegecareer
CTE supports the local, industry-specific workforce needs of regions such as eastern Connecticut -- ensuring a strong future for shipbuilding yards! How does CTE meet the workforce needs of YOUR local area? #careerteched#CTEMonth