If any of you would like to send my novel, The Unrighteous Brothers, to a friend, please go to my website, jack-wallace.net, and I’ll mail an autographed copy to the address you provide, along with any note you want to include. For this month, I’ve reduced the cost of the book, if you order via my website, and…
“The Ya Ya Book Club was honored to have Jack Wallace, the author of our November book, The Unrighteous Brothers, attend our meeting and discuss his novel. It is a must read, especially for all who grew up in Nashville during the 1960/70s. A captivating story you are sure to enjoy!” Diane – a member of…
Thanks to all who joined me for the Debut Author reception at Parnassus Books. It was great to see so many friends, and to hear such positive feedback on my novel.
Friends, I am excited to share that Parnassus Books, 3900 Hillsboro Road here in Nashville, will host a Debut Author Reception for me on Monday evening, November 21, at 6:30PM. I will read a short excerpt from my novel, The Unrighteous Brothers, and I will welcome any questions or comments from those who’ve read it. Mostly I just want to enjoy…
Saturday, October 29 (this Saturday) I will be signing my book, The Unrighteous Brothers, and, along with other Mid-TN Authors, participating in the PumpkinFest, the fall festival in downtown Franklin. Our booth will be on Main Street near Landmark Booksellers.
I had a great time as one of several local authors at the Hermitage Fall Fest this past weekend. In the photo with me and Lucy (the red Lab) are fellow authors Kathy Rhodes and Neil Jones. This Saturday, October 8, I will be signing my book as part of the Indie Author Day at…
Friends, I’ll be at a couple of events in the next few weeks to talk about my novel The Unrighteous Brothers. I’ll join other authors at the Fall Fest at the Hermitage, October 1-2, and at the Southern Festival of Books, October 14-16. If you plan to attend either of these festivals, please look for the Authors Circle of Middle TN booth…
I’m excited that “The Unrighteous Brothers” will be available at Nashville’s Parnassus Books. Please look for it (or ask for it) next time you pop in.
Here’s a little bit about The Unrighteous Brothers: It’s the 1960s, and two Nashville boys, negotiating their way to manhood, chase women, love, sex, God’s will, and the perfect rock-and-roll song … maybe not in that order. Read more
Sometimes a story forms in a writer’s mind that will not let go. This is what happened with The Unrighteous Brothers. This story of two best friends, their boyish hijinks such as executing the rapture at Camp Meeting, their creative endeavors like forming The Noise rock band to play on Saturday nights and singing in…