Ferrum author Barbara Hancock is making her major publishing industry debut writing under the name Willa Reece. Hatchette Book Group will launch her new Appalachian fairy tale novel “Wildwood Whispers” on Tuesday. Hancock said that over the years her mother, Elaine Craighead, would always ask her, “Why don’t you write what you know?” — “And of course when I do, all of this happens.”
HEATHER ROUSSEAU, The Roanoke Times
TRT Ferrum author Barbara Hancock is making her major publishing industry debut writing under the name Willa Reece. Hatchette Book Group will launch her new Appalachian fairy tale novel “Wildwood Whispers” on Tuesday. Hancock said that over the years her mother, Elaine Craighead, would always ask her, “Why don’t you write what you know?” — “And of course when I do, all of this happens.”
HEATHER ROUSSEAU, The Roanoke Times
TRT Ferrum author Barbara Hancock holds her new Appalachian fairy tale novel “Wildwood Whispers,” written under the name Willa Reece. The book comes out Tuesday.
HEATHER ROUSSEAU, The Roanoke Times
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Book No Further in Roanoke will hold a virtual book launch for "Wildwood Whispers," the newest novel by Ferrum author Barbara Hancock, writing as Willa Reece.
Ferrum author Barbara Hancock is making her major publishing industry debut writing under the name Willa Reece. Hatchette Book Group will launch her new Appalachian fairy tale novel “Wildwood Whispers” on Tuesday. Hancock said that over the years her mother, Elaine Craighead, would always ask her, “Why don’t you write what you know?” — “And of course when I do, all of this happens.”
TRT Ferrum author Barbara Hancock is making her major publishing industry debut writing under the name Willa Reece. Hatchette Book Group will launch her new Appalachian fairy tale novel “Wildwood Whispers” on Tuesday. Hancock said that over the years her mother, Elaine Craighead, would always ask her, “Why don’t you write what you know?” — “And of course when I do, all of this happens.”
TRT Ferrum author Barbara Hancock holds her new Appalachian fairy tale novel “Wildwood Whispers,” written under the name Willa Reece. The book comes out Tuesday.
