Julie will be presenting and selling her books at these upcoming events.  If you are in the area, stop by and support her efforts! 

Sat & Sun, February 4th & 5th
Chickamauga Civil War Show in Dalton, GA
(http://www.mkshows.com/)

Saturday, February 11th
(Tentative - Book Signing 1pm to 3pm)
Liberty Book Store in Lawrenceville, GA  (https://www.facebook.com/Libertybookslawrenceville)

Sat & Sun, February 25th & 26th
Living History Festival-Battle of Aiken in SC
(https://battleofaiken.com/)

March 18th
Book on display at Women's retreat in Winder, GA  (https://www.hoschtonunitedmethodist.org)

Julie's books:
Pauline D'Alvigny Campbell - Civil War Nurse
In Bird and Song - God Speaks

April 24th, 2021 – Antebellum Festival in Dublin/showings of Gone with the Wind each night starting

April 19th, 2021 and special showing Saturday, April 24th

May 1st, 2021  - Hoschton Spring Festival – one day 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (attached flyer)

June 5th, 2021 – teaming up with Donna Barron for Georgia SCV Reunion in Macon

September 18-19th Art in the Park, Hurricane Shoals - booth with Donna Barron

​October 14th – speaking at a local SCV Camp in Augusta GA There is a flyer attached related to one of the events.

We are proud to announce the events and appearances of our Scribblers!

August 27th – Julie and Rick did Zoom Presentation for Lyman Hall Chapter S.A.R.

September 3rd – Live Interview with Julie and Rick Clarke at 7:30 pm with Vickie at https://www.facebook.com/SouthernPenBookshop/

September 19-20th  - Donna Barron and Julie Clarke will have booth at Civil War Re-enactment in Gallant, AL  “Raid on Little Generals Farm” at Haessly Farms

Donna Barron, Julie Clarke Mike and Leda Owens were at Art in the Park 2019:
September 21st & 22nd

Thank you to all who came out to support!

September 14th 21st
Gwinnett County Fair – Books for sale in SCV Camp 96 Booth  5pm-11pm  https://www.gwinnettcountyfair.com/

September 21-22
Art in the Park at Hurricane Shoals, Maysville Georgia– Book signing at booth in Arts section from 10am to 6pm on Saturday and 12:30 to 5:30 pm on Sunday - https://www.hurricaneshoalspark.org/art-in-the-park

September 29th
Oakland cemetery Sunday in the Park– Book signing at D’Alvigny gravesite from Noon to 6pm https://oaklandcemetery.com/event/sunday-in-the-park-2019/

October 12th
Presentation/book signing for Jonesboro UDC -11am

October 15th
Presentation/book signing at SCV Cassville – 7pm

October 19th
Scribbler’s event at Hoschton United Methodist church at Fall Festival  9am to 3pm includes car show and food – in vicinity of Hoschton Fall Festival 

October 28th
Presentation/book signing for Cumming SCV Camp – 7pm

November 10th
Book signing at town of Andersonville, Georgia - TBD

Perhaps the best way to know history is to relive it, which is what authors Julie and Rick Clarke have done and written about…

Alternate Arts: You live, love and write history. Which came first: doing reenactments or writing your book?
Julie and Rick: The reenactments came first. We had to follow the steps of the ancestors before we had enough information to write a book...

Both Civil War re-enactors, Julie and Rick were extras in a short film on historical rural churches in Georgia which aired on Georgia Public TV in 2017. They have been researching Rick's family for over 20 years. Rick's ancestor, Dr. Noel D'Alvigny, was the role model for Dr. Meade in "Gone with the wind." This book is about the Doctor's daughter, Pauline (Rick's 3rd great grandmother), who grew up in Charleston before the family moved to Atlanta in the early 1850's. This includes Pauline's personal account, in her own words, of the War in Atlanta in 1864 when she was forced to leave her home near Peachtree creek. A farmer's wife, she became the matron of one of the hospitals in Atlanta. Julie, with the help of her husband Rick, weaves in and out of the past, and includes some of Clarke's re-enactments and modern day events in addition to the Civil War. Rick Clarke, this books historical advisor, is currently working on a book in Pauline's father who was from France, Dr. Peter Noel D'Alvigny.