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Nancy
Knight
Nancy Knight is an
award-winning author and artist. She has written twelve novels and has
two produced plays.
She has taught writing
classes at ART Station, a community arts center near Atlanta for more
than ten years. She has served on the national board of directors for
Romance Writers of America and as president of her local chapter.
She is a past President
of Atlanta Writers Club and former director of Southeastern Writers Association.
She is a member of Romance Writers of America, Sisters in Crime, Horror
Writers Association, Dark River Writers, The Atlanta Writers Club, and
The ART Station Playwrights Project.
Nancy is a storyteller,
coming from a long line of natural storytellers. Some of her earliest
recollections are of sitting on her granny's front porch on warm summer
nights and listening to her aunts, uncles, parents and grandparents spin
tales about their youth, about the olden times, and ghosts.
The ghost stories
were always her favorites. Because of her enjoyment of ghost stories,
Knight serves as a storyteller at A Tour of Southern Ghosts, an annual
fund-raiser for ART Station, held in Stone Mountain Park, Georgia, at
the ante-bellum plantation. On those cool fall nights beginning in mid-October,
she stands poised in front of the old well in the garden and begins her
tale.
"Y'all come
on in and set a spell. I'd a cooked a peach pie if I'd a knowed you was
comin'. Y'all remember my granny, Miss Mae, don't 'cha? There was this
one time when she and her beau, who later became my Pa..."
Her Books From BelleBooks:
At Home in Mossy Creek
Reunion at Mossy Creek
Mossy Creek
Sweet Tea and Jesus Shoes
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