The answer to this Jeopardy question comes from the James Beard award winners Matt and Ted Lee with their new cookbook, The Lee Bros. Charleston Kitchen, which will be featured at the USCB Lunch With Author Series on Wednesday, March 6th at the Colleton River Clubhouse, Bluffton. Reservations are available at 843-521-4147 or
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A conversation with Savannah Book Festival honoree David Baldacci
The world is full of breathtaking people, places and events to write about. David Baldacci proves it in his best- selling thrillers that take you down twisted paths of intrigue. He introduces CIA agents, military agents and agents of doom – but never agents of the status quo. Baldacci lures the reader with smudged maps of intent and does it with great delight.
Books Sandwiched In prepares to serve up another great season.
It’s almost time again forBooks Sandwiched In, the popular winterseries sponsored by the Friends of the Beaufort County Library. Featuring authors, community leaders, educators, world travelers and other local “celebrities,” Books Sandwiched In invites book lovers to discuss the books they love before an audience of fellow book lovers.
Ben Walker will be in signing copies of his new novel, An Island in the South, at McIntosh Book Store on Saturday, December 15 from 12 – 3 pm.
The book is set in Beaufort, and Walker is no stranger to the city. His play Blood Relations was the winner of the 1997 South Carolina Playwrights Conference here, and for years, Walker returned to the conference as a drama coach.
The bestselling writer (and College of Charleston professor) has a new book out and an upcoming appearance at USCB’s Lunch with Authors.
Sometimes the aura that surrounds a writer obstructs his image to those who are the nearest. This could be said of Bret Lott, highly acclaimed, nationally awarded Southern author who teaches creative writing at the College of Charleston.
Her movie ‘Must Love Dogs’ made you laugh and so will she, in person.
For a pre-Holiday perfect day, come to the USCB Lunch With Author Series on Wednesday, November 7th at Dataw Island’s Carolina Room to hear New York Times bestselling author, Claire Cook, who wrote her first novel in her minivan when she was 45. At 50, she walked the red carpet at the Hollywood premiere based on her second novel, Must LoveDogs, starring Diane Lane and John Cusack.