A Trip to Bell Buckle, Tennessee, for "The Gentle Scholar"

Posted by BrayBree Publishing on 4/17/2015 to Book Events

On April 15, BrayBree’s co-founder and publisher Kevin McCann had the opportunity to meet Terry Barkley, author of our latest book The Gentle Scholar - The Forgotten Story of John M. Webb and the Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee, and Margaret Britton Vaughn, the Poet Laureate of Tennessee, who wrote the foreword for the book.

“Gold is the Key” Mentioned on National Geographic Website

Posted by Kevin D. McCann on 3/8/2014 to News

Thomas L. Aud’s book Gold is the Key: Murder, Robbery, and the Gold Rush in Jackson, Tennessee, published by BrayBree Publishing in 2012, was recently mentioned on the official website of the renowned National Geographic Magazine.

"Gold is the Key" Featured in North Jackson Life Magazine

Posted by Kevin D. McCann on 2/3/2014 to News

BrayBree author Thomas L. Aud’s book Gold is the Key - Murder, Robbery, and the Gold Rush in Jackson, Tennessee is featured in the March 2014 issue of North Jackson Life magazine.

Thomas L. Aud Receives DAR Award for “Gold is the Key”

Posted by Kevin D. McCann on 11/22/2013 to News

On November 21, the Jackson-Madison (Tennessee) Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented its “2013 Award for Excellence for Outstanding Print Media” to author Thomas L. Aud for his book Gold is the Key: Murder, Robbery, and the Gold Rush in Jackson, Tennessee.

Gold is the Key Book Signing at Monday Night at the Museum

Posted by Kevin D. McCann on 8/8/2013 to News

BrayBree author Thomas L. Aud was the guest speaker on August 5th for the first of a series of local author presentations and book signings hosted by the Casey Jones Home and Railroad Museum in Jackson, Tennessee called “Monday Night at the Museum.”

Presentation on Fielding Hurst and the Sixth Tennessee Cavalry USA

Posted by Kevin D. McCann on 6/9/2013 to Book Events

BrayBree author and publisher Kevin D. McCann spoke to the Tippah Tigers Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp #868 in Ripley, Mississippi last week about the subjects of his book, Hurst’s Wurst: Colonel Fielding Hurst and the Sixth Tennessee Cavalry USA.