ABINGDON, Va. - s4story -- Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., of Blountville, Tennessee, is thrilled to announce Edward B. Morgan's upcoming book release party on Sunday, September 27^th.

Edward Morgan has lived in Southwest Virginia for three-quarters of a century. He is a graduate of Emory & Henry University and a recipient of a Ford Foundation Rural Leadership Development Fellowship. He and his wife, Helen, live in Abingdon, Virginia, where he served as Mayor. Edward has extensive outdoor experience including hiking, hunting, fishing, caving, and bird watching.

Morgan's book, Notes on the State of Southwest Virginia: Reflections on the Biodiversity of Our Region, highlights that Southwest Virginia holds the greatest concentration of biodiversity in the continental United States. Through essay and memoir, the author explores this unique and unappreciated resource and some of the men and women who identified and strove to preserve it.

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The event is part of the library's Sunday with Friends Series and will be hosted at the Abingdon Library by Our Friends of the Library. The library is located at 205 Oak Hill Street, Abingdon, VA 24210, and the event will take place from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. To learn more, readers can visit: https://www.wcpl.net/event/sunday-with-friends-ed-morgan/.

"Writing this book was a great adventure of discovery and enabled me to visit many of the hidden and unique ecosystems in this region, guided by the folks who identified and sought to preserve them." —Edward B. Morgan

Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc. includes various imprints, each specializing in a particular genre—from Appalachian stories to children's books and more. At JCP, we believe 'every story needs a book.' For more information, call Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc., at 423.926.9983, or visit jancarolpublishing.com.

Jan-Carol Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 701
Blountville, TN 37605
423.926.9983
www.jancarolpublishing.com/