WRITING THE SOUTHERN SCENE The Land is the Soul of the South

Writing the Southern Scene: Author Sharman Burson Ramsey
The Land is the Soul of the South

THE SOUTH IN THE LATE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY

THE SOUTH IN THE EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY

ART and CULTURE

RECIPES AND REMEDIES

TOOLS AND WEAPONS

LINKS AND WRITING FRIENDS

""I was hooked from the first scene, one of the most intriguing, and funniest, I've ever read. With this rollicking debut novel, Sharman Ramsey shines as THE bright new star in Southern fiction." writes Cassandra King, author of The Sunday Wife and Same Sweet Girls, of Partyin' on the Plantation
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"Sharman Ramsey writes with the full-frontal charm of a women so in love with her culture that she makes you love it more. Partying on the Plantation celebrates all that is wonderful in the South, past, present and future: food, friends, and family, with a spice of intrigue, a dash of history, and many pauses for laughter." Janis Owens, author of My Brother Michael and the Cracker Kitchen Cookbook	I am a writer who sings a song of the South. My heart beats in unison with its people, my soul is soothed by the sighs of the wind as it drifts through the needles of the arrow straight pines standing sentinal against the back drop of a cerulean sky. Sharman Burson Ramsey

You can see I have a lot planned to share with you on this website as I research for the novels I plan to follow the ones I have written.