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From
hot dogs all the way to chili cheeseburgers with fries and onion rings,
family-owned drive-in restaurants have indulged the cravings for generations in
the South. Make your plans now to join us Nov. 3 at 7 pm for the release of For Here or To Go? Spartanburg's Drive-ins, Driver-thrus and Diners. The Showroom will be filled with colorful photos of local eateries, the food will be great, and the authors will be on hand to sign.
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Down
on his luck, a farmer raffles off a dead mule. While preparing a Sunday dinner,
a woman finds her lost diamond in a chicken gizzard. A litter of orphaned baby
possums finds a home. Kirk Neely tells these down-home stories in the next book
from the Hub City Writers Project, A Good Mule is Hard to Find. Plan to attend
the celebration, signing and book release Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. in the Showroom at
HUB-BUB.
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Due for release June 25, Hub City’s Through the Pale Door by Brian Ray has been named a finalist in the First Novel category of the 2009 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. The Indie Book Awards program was established by the Independent Book Publishing Professionals Group to recognize and honor the best independently published books of the year in sixty categories.
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City is pleased to announce the publication of Two South Carolina Plays by Jon Tuttle, playwright in resident at
Trustus Theatre in Columbia, S.C. This volume includes two of his plays-with
accompanying essays by eminent local historians-that recall moments in South
Carolina's forgotten past. The White Problem gives voice to
Richard Greener, the first African-American professor at the University of
South Carolina, and Holy Ghost explores the strange racial and political
dynamics in a lowcountry POW camp during World War II.
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Call him Ceiling Fan Man. Call him Sticker-Shock Guy. Or even Ignacio Finkelstein, Roller-Rink King. Lane Filler, columnist for the Spartanburg Herald-Journal, is all this and more in a hilarious new Hub City book, Ask Mr. Smartypants. Filler’s book is now available on our website and in area stores. He will do a reading at the Hub City Bookfest on Saturday, Dec. 6 at noon in the Showroom at HUB-BUB. Meanwhile stay in touch with Lane Filler at www.askmrsmartypants.com. “Don’t let the good manners fool you. Once a wiseass, always a wiseass,” says Josh Lieb, co-executive producer, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
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