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1 review
Wayne Greenhaw

River City Publishing, 2002

A wonderful history of a fascinating place
History changed in Montgomery, Alabama...from the birth of the modern Civil Rights movement to the great country music of Hank Williams. The social forces in this small Southern city impacted the way we live. Wayne Greenhaw has done a stellar job of painting that history with a graceful and easy style. Read and enjoy!

My Heart Is in the Earth: True Stories of Alabama and Mexico
Wayne Greenhaw

Christian Voice Publishing, 2001

The Thunder of Angels: The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the People Who Broke the Back of Jim Crow

10 reviews
Donnie Williams, Wayne Greenhaw

Lawrence Hill Books, 2005

The inspiring story of E.D. Nixon and the Montgomery Bus Boycott
Although it is pretty early in the new year I suspect that "The Thunder of Angels" just might be one of the best books I will read in 2006. Donnie Williams and Wayne Greenhaw have the uncanny knack of transporting the reader right back into the middle of the historic events that were taking place in Montgomery, Al back in 1955 and 1956. More importantly, the authors introduce us to E.D.Nixon, ...

Alabama on My Mind (People, Politics, History and Ghost Stories)
Wayne Greenhaw

Sycamore Press, 1987

Flying High: Inside Big-Time Drug Smuggling

2 reviews
Wayne Greenhaw

Dodd Mead, 1984

Very informative book
I gave this book a five because of all the info inside this book that you wouldn't be able to find in any other. I've read "Cocaine" and "Blow" and various other smuggling books that don't reveal the tactics, such as this book does. From prices to detailed layouts of flight patterns, this book has it all. The first half of the book is true life stories, sort of a compilation. The second half, ...

The Golfer
Wayne Greenhaw

Sycamore Press, 1991

King of Country
Wayne Greenhaw

River City Publishing, 2007

Explore the World Nelles Guide Mexico (Nelles Guides)

1 review
Marilen Andrist, Bob Brooke, ...

Nelles Verlag, 2000

Very good
Library Journal's review of this guide: "Combining encyclopedic coverage of destinations with loads of practical information and atlas-type maps, the series illuminates the wonders of nature but emphasizes the peculiarity of a place's people and their folklore."

Beyond the Night: A Remembrance

2 reviews
Wayne Greenhaw

Black Belt Press, 1999

Greenhaw At His Best
Readers fond of memoirs will not want to miss this one. It is highly imaginative, moving, beautifully written and immensely satisfying. Wayne Greenhaw has written many books, a wide variety, but he has never written one quite like this one, and I guarantee you'll love it. It would be perfect as a gift for someone you love.

The Golfer
Wayne Greenhaw

Sycamore Press, 1991

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