Major Lewis Redmond, Outlaw! The Prince of Dark Corners is scheduled to air on SC-ETV on Thursday, April 2nd at 9pm.
At the time of his capture in 1881, the outlaw, Lewis Redmond was described as “the most famous man in South Carolina.”
Redmond was equally well-known in western North Carolina and north Georgia where local newspapers begged the court to “forget his faults in admiration of his undaunted courage and unmistakable dash.”
WCU’s Mountain Heritage Center’s Appalachian Lunchtime Series features “Oral Interviews As Theater Productions” with Gary Carden. Gary Carden talks about oral interviews being turned into theater productions.
Time: February 25, 2009 from 12:15pm to 1:15pm
Location: Mountain Heritage Center
Street: Western Carolina University
City/Town: Cullowhee
Website or Map: http://www.wcu.edu/2398.asp
Contact Info: 828-227-7129
Event Type: Author, talk
Organized By: Rob Neufeld
Gary chats about growing up and storytelling
The Writers Porch interviews Gary here.
Gary has been a wonderful friend of mine for many years and my mentor in storytelling so I’m truly tickled to share the news of his latest DVD with you!
This master storyteller’s books, plays and films are highly acclaimed; now in this special DVD, it’s Gary himself telling the tales!
“An Evening with Mountain Storyteller Gary Carden” is available now.
To get your copy for $20, contact Gary at: gcarden498@aol.com
Don’t forget to drop by his website for some tales at the TanneryWhistle.
— Gary’s friend and website cohort, Ol’ John Brown
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