News from TABLELAND PRESS
Greetings!
A lot has happened since the last update of the new edition of Old Man Preacher Willingham.

We are shortening the name to Preacher Willingham.

The cover image has been restored and colorized, and it looks beautiful. A cover artist is working on adding the text to create a fantastic front cover.

We have identified some other photos that we would like in the book. They are currently at a photo restoration service.

However, this means that the date of republication will be a little further away than what we originally thought.

As we wait for photo restorations and front cover design, here is an excerpt from Preacher Willingham:
"Wesley's chores around the farm included helping care for the animals, working in the fields, and harvesting the crops. Mr. Young observed that Wesley was very responsible and hardworking, and that he always did more than was expected of him."
I am also working on a new edition of
Seeing the Sun behind the Clouds.

I made some minor changes to the original front cover, and here it is! The text on this new front cover should be easier to read.

There will be a new introduction at the beginning of the book, which should smoothly guide the reader into my dad's memoirs.

I am also working on updating the description that is featured on the product page on Amazon and other retail websites.

A couple of photos of people in Korea have also been added to the book.

Here is an excerpt from Seeing the Sun behind the Clouds:
"But let's look and see what Easter really means. Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ went to the cross, where he suffered, bled, and died for our sins. Then he was put in a tomb behind a large rock, with Roman soldiers guarding the entrance to keep people from stealing his body. Easter is a day of remembering when Jesus Christ arose from the grave and, after forty days, went back to his Father in Heaven. It is a day to remember what Jesus Christ did for us. Someone had to pay for our sins before we are able to face God. Jesus Christ went to the cross and took the sins of all mankind--past, present, and future--on himself as atonement to God."
God bless you,
Margaret Sorensen