By Dr. Pamela Cook Miller
How can a story that is one of the oldest and most told in the history of humanity be mis-understood by almost everyone to be limited to only one animated cartoon which came out in 1950? Please join us to discover several of the most charming versions that are not widely known or told. Several rare versions will be told and discussed by Dr. Pamela Cook Miller, a performing member of the Jonesborough Storytellers’ Guild and founder of the Storytelling Resource Center in Jonesborough Tennessee.





Jennifer Murphy, former Scott Club member, will describe her new novel Scarlet in Blue, set in South Haven in 1968 and Chicago in 2014. Narrated in three voices, Scarlet in Blue is a beautifully written psychological mystery from its shocking first sentence to its unexpected twist at the end. A starred review in Booklist states: “Murphy dazzles… This novel will leave readers questioning what is real and how mental health can affect generations in kaleidoscopic ways.” Jennifer and her husband now live in Houston where she misses Lake Michigan every day. Black River Books will have her books available at the luncheon and the author will autograph upon request. Her two novels are available online also.


