More than 30 authors are booking it to Preble County

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From: Dayton Daily News
Date: 20080731
Author:Shirley Belcher Contributing Writer

EATON -- Preble County District Library and the Gratis Twp. representatives of the Preble County Bicentennial Committee are hosting a local author program Aug. 9 featuring more than 30 authors from all over the country.

"We have writers of children's works, horror, romance, poetry, history, cookbooks, inspirational, humor and more," said Abby Noland, director of Preble County District Library.

Preble County is known for its famous authors, such as Sherwood Anderson, (1876-1941), who was born in Camden, although his parents moved away when he was a child

Others include:

Charley Hoce, ...

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