February 16, 2023 - The first annual Shelby County Author’s Day to be held at the John D. Windham Civic Center, 146 Express Blvd, Center, Texas 75935, on Saturday, February 18, 2023, from the hours of 10am to 2pm.
Meet four of the authors who will be at the first annual Shelby County Author’s Day:
Charlotte Corbell Ingle
Charlotte Corbell Ingle published a book of family stories and photos based in Deep East Texas and in particular the cities of Huxley, Nacogdoches, and Lufkin. She currently lives in Lufkin and has four children and three grandchildren who live in California, Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas. She studied art before moving into the field of psychology. She worked as a Licensed Professional Counselor and as a Licensed Psychological Associate before retiring to write full time at the beginning of the Covid pandemic. She is currently writing a novel and a book of Christmas stories and devotionals. 'Under the Pines of Deep East Texas: A Family Storybook, Once Upon a Time to Ever After' by Charlotte Corbell Ingle
Regina Brazzel
Regina Brazzel is a wife of 27 years, mother to three boys, teacher, photographer and author. She wrote her first book while battling depression in 2018. 'A Taste for Tears' was named in the Top 10 Thriller Category in the Author Elite Awards in 2019, held in Ohio. Since then, she has written a sequel and began a series of four books called Storyville, for her honorary granddaughter. 'A Taste for Tears: The Aftermath' by Regina Brazzel
Rose Deskin
The author, writing as Annabelle Blythe, is happy to be settled in Northeast Texas. Her kids and grandkids are still spread out. BUT GOD has given a promise to reunite them all. He’s also promised to heal them, body, mind, and soul. Ms. Blythe finally found out what God meant when she read her Bible, pen in hand, and would ask him, “What am I supposed to BE when I ever grow up?” He would respond, “What is in your hand?" 'Beloved: In Another Time, Another Place: Book II Prophecy Fulfilled' by Annabelle Blythe
The remaining authors attending the first annual Shelby County Author's Day will be highlighted in upcoming articles leading up to the February 18th event day!
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