Best Selling Books by John Singleton

In this collection of poems, Singleton brings voice to the deep harmonics of the human spirit. Above all, he sees his mission as a contemplative poet and writer, a voice coaching clarity, healing, and caring into the lives of his audience through imagery, sound, and life narratives.

Written in Singleton''s engaging and narrative-driven style this book outlines the fascinating story of a town that is totally unique in US history. The town was a modern marvel born in the throes of a World War. Maplewood was built to house employees of the Cities Service Oil Company refinery in southwest Louisiana. Built as a national defense plant, it produced high octane gasoline for the World War II effort. This book would not have been possible without Mary Ann Mitchell Redd and her treasure trove of historic photographs and many clippings saved in a scrap book made by her mother. Book editor, John Singleton was raised in Maplewood and attended Maplewood school through ninth grade. He is a graduate of Sulphur High School (class of 1961) and received a BS in Engineering from McNeese State University (Lake Charles, LA) in 1972. During a career that spanned many years, he worked as a consulting engineer. John has been blessed with a wife of 54 years, two very talented offspring (one an RN, the other a DVM), and four grandchildren.

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Bonded Leather binding

Bound catalogue lists 37 works, all illustrated and extensively annotated; bibliography.

Biographical notes on John Singleton M. D. and on other related families. Includes family trees.

John Singleton Mosby letter to Major Eben Swift, dated December 7th 1909, regarding Colonel Talcott''s criticism of Mosby''s memoir of his time serving the Confederate States of America in the Civil War. Mosby discusses his defense of General Robert E. Lee and J.E.B. Stuart while refuting the criticisms made against him by Colonel Talcott in his review of Mosby''s book.

This art book on John Singleton Copley was published in a series entitled "Masters in Art."

Short note of thanks to Marguerite Blessington.

Description: Regarding lack of pay, and need to return home to settle affairs.

Contains the following type of materials: correspondence.