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Of virginia literary award for nonfiction and the peoples choice award and for two decades, greene has worked for several newspapers, including the boston globe, the san diego uniontribune, the Richmond Times dispatch. And greene also holds a masters in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy school. She currently resides in richmond, virginia, with her two daughters and ben raines is an Award Winning environmental journalist, filmmaker and charter captain who lives in fairhope, alabama. Range is the author of the last slave ship the true story of how the clotilde was found, her descend...

All right. Good afternoon, everybody. Thank you for being here. It is a pleasure to be here. This afternoon of the southern festival books to share a conversation with two incredible authors, christine green and ben raines. Thank you for creating these works and the tremendous depth and value traditionally of americas history of domestic slave trade. So before we get started, ill do a couple of deductions for our two authors, and then i have a couple of questions for them to open up a discussion and then well have a q a, which you guys can access the microphone over here, and then well wrap up...

A new slavery museum is a start, but it doesn’t tell the whole story.

The owners of The Devils Half Acre claim to be Maine's only veteran-owned and -operated distillery. Author: Hannah Yechivi (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 3:19 PM EST January 24, 2021 Updated: 6:17 PM EST January 24, 2021 HERMON, Maine — If you are not participating in Dry January, a new distillery in Maine might have something for you: a unique gin. After five years in the works, The Devils Half Acre distillery opened last year with their Jigger and Jones American Gin. The liquor is made in Hermon with Juniper berries harvested right there. Th...