Author Martha Taylor - Linda A. Duggins and Wahida Clark

Linda A. Duggins, Director Multicultural Publicity at Hachette Book Group hosts a interview with New York Times bestselling author Wahida Clark about her new book THUG LOVIN, writing and her life.

Join host Ella Curry as she discusses Martha Taylor's new book and Martha's journey to publication.

In the Land of Cotton by Martha A. Taylor

SLAVERY IS MORE THAN CHAINS AND SHACKLES

SLAVERY IS A STATE OF MIND

Immerse yourself in this highly anticipated political docu-drama set in the Deep South amidst the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement.

Martha was a young white girl living in the Deep South, inundated with the racist sentiments of the times. But Martha's natural curiosity and generous heart led her to question this racial divide. When she discovered a primitive Negro family living deep in the woods near her house, everyone's life changed forever.

Take the journey of a lifetime alongside Martha as she forges relationships that lead to self discovery and a clearer understanding of the world around her. In the Land of Cotton provides an outstanding snapshot of life in the South during those troubled times - a snapshot everyone should take a close look at, regardless of era or color. The year was 1956.

Buy the book here. (Book info: ISBN-10: 1432734717; ISBN-13: 978-1432734718)

In the Land of Cotton by Martha A. Taylor

Intimate Conversation: http://edcmagazine.blogspot.com/2009/04/intimate-conversation-with-author.html