Julia Oliver |
Julia Oliver was born in Sylacauga and now resides in Montgomery. She studied creative writing while pursuing a music degree at the University of Alabama. Julia is a musician, playwright and the author of many short stories and three books.
Her first book, Seventeen Times as High as the Moon, is a strong collection of short stories praised in Publishers Weekly and Library Journal. Goodbye to Buttermilk Sky, her first novel, has been selected by the University of Alabama Press for reprinting in their Deep South series.
Her novel Music of Falling Water is a gripping story of three sisters set in Alabama during World War One. The book received wide acclaim during Julia's book tour throughout the South. Her latest book is Devotion.
Rick Bragg in the Movies
Even though you weren’t able to attend the September 26, 2011, sold-out world premiere of Alabama’s Rick Bragg: Out of the Dirt, here’s your opportunity to view the entire movie at home, as well as much bonus footage not seen in the original documentary.
Listen in on distinguished Alabamaians, local friends and family tell inside tales on Rick as a child and award-winning best-selling author. Rick also gives his life’s philosophy in many scenes. Find out about his mother’s poetry; hear his aunt tell of dressing him as a girl when he was a tot. If ever there was a priceless gift, this is it.
You may order the two DVD (22.95) set through our secure, encrypted link Here
We also have signed copies of every edition of every Rick Bragg title ever written. You may view those by Clicking Here
