Backintyme Authors 2016 Scott Sewell, Lars Adams and Margo Williams

Join us for a fabulous New Years Day episode. We have invited Scott
Hodalee Sewell to join us and discuss his newest publishing, Belles
of the Creek Nation and upcoming title Voices. Scott is a Mixed
Blood Indian and has writen extensively on the Creek Muscogee and
Dominicker peoples along with indepth looks into tribal
affiliations, spirituality and personal identity. He is a modern
day activists among the clan families and sacred ceremonial
grounds. Scott is currently working on his newest book titled
Voices, where he has collected the memories and experiences of
elders and spiritual leaders. You can find these titles and many
others from Backintyme Publishing at our Amazon listing here,
Backintyme Publishing Margo Williams will join us, author of 2011
Miles Lassiter (circa 1777-1850): An Early African-American Quaker
from Lassiter Mill, Randolph County, North Carolina: My Research
Journey to Home. His story illuminates the unfolding of the
19th-century color line into the 20th. And, Introducing her soon to
be released Hilltown to Strieby. Margo, a former editor of the
Journal of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society,
and through her private research company, Personal Prologue.
Backintyme is very excited to also have Margo as the newest editor
at Backintyme and we hope you will enjoy her new title soon to be
released. Lars Adams will join us also and host the show. Lars
is  a writer, author, historican and independent researcher.
Lars has reviewed Belles of the Creek Nation and is scheduled his
new book Breaking the House of Pamunkey will soon be released by
Backintyme Publishing. Miles will join us and introduce his new
book and it's historical signifigance to the Pamunkey and other
Mixed Blood Indian descendants.