Author June Hall McCash lives in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, but, as a member of the Georgia Writers Association, she has deep roots in Georgia. Her paternal family dates back to Georgia’s pre-revolutionary era and settled originally in what is today Greene County. Her father grew up near Madison. She holds degrees from both Agnes Scott and Emory and owns a cottage at Jekyll Island.
She has written six books (three about Georgia) and numerous articles. She has appeared in three A&E film documentaries and on “Good Morning America.” She is also a frequent speaker, having done presentations for the Georgia Humanities Council, various historical societies, libraries and universities, as well as the Georgia Library Association, the Jekyll Island Museum, and the Jekyll Island Club Hotel.
Following an academic career at Middle Tennessee State University, she is now a full-time writer working on a novel and chapbook of poetry.
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