Smuggled Notes from Parchman Prison

by Carol Ruth Silver

Contact

Postal Mail:

1961 Freedom Riders' Foundation
68 Ramona Av, San Francisco 94103

Phone:

1-800-335-8891

Email:

diary@freedomridersfoundation.org

Calendar For Book Launch:

Freedom Rider Diary:

Smuggled Notes from Parchman Prison

by Carol Ruth Silver


Monday 3/3/14 – San Francisco Book Signing and LAUNCH! – at Books, Inc, Opera Plaza, 601 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco 94102 (parking underneath, entrances on both Turk and Golden Gate; sorry no validation), time: 7:00 PM

Tuesday 3/4/14 – Los Angeles Book Signing & LAUNCH! – at Barnes & Noble, 3rd St Promenade store, 1201 – 3rd Street (at Wilshire Blvd), Santa Monica, CA 90401, time: 6:00 PM

Thursday 3/6/14 – New York City Book Signing & LAUNCH!— at Book Culture, 536 West 112th St. (in Morningside Heights, near Broadway), New York City 10025, time: 7:00 PM

Any Monday at 4:00 PM Pac Time -- Conference call weekly salon with author and friends – Freedom Circle Hour -- your opportunity to ask any question, make any comment -- (just call in; no access code necessary; note: Pacific Time 4:00 PM is Eastern Time 7:00 PM): DIAL 415 891-1150

Freedom Riders Foundation B&N Fundraiser 4th – 8th of March! Code: 11305109.

In conjunction with the LA Barnes & Noble Book Signing, a Barnes & Noble BookFair will raise money for the Freedom Riders Foundation.

The Barnes & Noble BookFair code is ID#: 11305109.

Anyone shopping at the Book Signing or at a Barnes & Noble store (ANY B&N store) or even on the web at www.BN.com, or at http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/freedom-rider-diary-carol-ruth-silver/1115053712?ean=9781617038877, from March 4 - March 8, will have 10% of their sale contributed by B&N to the Freedom Riders Foundation, if they just use this id code. So if someone decides to pick up some extra books, or even magazines while in-store, that purchase will also contribute, and any on-line purchases will contribute!

The author’s royalties will also be contributed during this LAUNCH! week to Freedom Riders Foundation. The Foundation, created more than ten years ago, will use the funds raised to make Legacy grants to individuals

who were Freedom Riders and have fallen on hard times, as well as its long-term Mission, to place books about the Freedom Rides, and about the Civil Rights Movement generally, in libraries in Mississippi and elsewhere in the South. About the Foundation, see the web site (created by our first webmaster, Craig Newmark): http://www.freedomridersfoundation.org/donations.html

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