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Some pics from Saturday's Michigan History Author Symposium

What a wonderful thing Mr. Michael Delaware did this past Saturday in Battle Creek, Michigan (cereal city, as my true-crime collaborator Gerry Cliff would say, though his book by much that same name refers to a different serial city!). It was the annual Michigan History Author Symposium at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum , and once again it brought great authors from all over the Mitten State to talk about what parts of Michigan history they have chronicled. Some were true crime like yours truly -- from various points in time -- while others covered varying subjects. Each of us had a chance to speak about our book projects, and meet and greet attendees, and it was a wonderful time again (see last year's post , as well). Here's who spoke, in order: Allie Seibert T.R. Shaw Michael Delaware Amy Piper Kurt Thornton Gerald Cliff Sonya Hollins Tom Carr Dianna Stampfler John Wemlinger Julianne Sisung Judy Gail Krasnow And a few more pics from the event: Photos by B.R. Bates;...

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