Stories of the Confederate South

Pittman’s love for Civil War history and his devotion to Southern Heritage led him to write this collection of eleven exceptional short stories on the subject of the South and the Southerners he found during his research of diaries, biographies, and specific historical events.

- Christy J. Wrenn, Magale Library, Centenary College of Louisiana

Thank you for your recent presentation at the Lincoln Parish Library. It was a pleasure to hear you read from your own work and to learn how you researched your characters for the short stories. I have now had an opportunity to read and enjoy the entire collection of tales. What a delight!

- Sarah, Lincoln Parish librarian

Thank you so much for sending your latest book! I received it yesterday and finished reading it this afternoon! I thoroughly enjoyed it!! Many of the stories brought tears to my eyes.

- Georgia Head

• King Linkum, The First! by John Hill Hewitt; Edited by Rickey E. Pittman
  A historic document revealing what the South thought about Lincoln.
• Biography of a Sea Captain's Life: Written by Himself by W.C. Flanders; Editor: Rickey E. Pittman
  A journal of a sea captain's life.
• Under the Witch's Mark by Rickey Pittman
  A man meets, loves, and loses a witch in Dallas.
• THE BOOK OF FACTS ABOUT SCOTS, IRISH, AND OTHER CELTS: The Celtic nations have shaped our world and maybe they have shaped you. by Rickey Pittman
  The Book of Facts for the Scots, Irish, and other Celts is certainly a book that will educate and inspire anyone who has Celtic ancestry or wishes to increase their knowledge of the Scottish, Cornish, Irish and Welsh cultures and histories.
• SIDNEY A. SEEGERS - An Educator's Memoir: From New Orleans to Monroe by Sidney A. Seegers
  Dr. Sidney A. Seegers is a prominent North Louisiana educator who served as a secondary and university teacher, principal, administrator, community service officer, superintendent, and lifetime memberk of Rotary International.
• Persephone's Underground by Rickey Pittman
  Persephone's Underground is a novel by Rickey Pittman, the Bard of the South. The novel tells the story of Cora, who vanishes into the New Orleans underground. The novel blends the genres of crime, mystery, legend, and romance.
• Ariel: Therapy Dog of the Rio Grande Valley by Norlene Chamberland and Rickey Pittman, Illustrated by Rod Espinosa
  A book about the training and experiences of a certified therapy dog.
• A Love as Strong as Death: A Story of Love at First Sight by Rickey Pittman
  A Love as Strong as Death is a romance novel by the Bard of the South, Rickey Pittman. It is a love-at-first-sight story of Tristan and Evelyn, two educators who unexpectedly connect in Charleston, S.C.