Welcome to WOW! Press' online store
We welcome your business at the WOW! E-Store. All E-Store orders will be personally signed by the author. Current titles may also be purchased or ordered at the following, and other fine book outlets: Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com, The Clinton Museum Store, The Cotton Museum, Memphis, TN and That Bookstore in Blytheville.
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Daisy: Between A Rock And A Hard Place. Presidential diarist and author Janis F. Kearney transforms civil rights legend Daisy Gatson Bates’ life from black and white, to living color. The author, who interviewed Bates many times, creates a fictionalized last interview granted by Bates, as she lay dying in Little Rock, Arkansas. Publisher: WOW Press Publish Date: February, 2013 (Not available for pre-order in all stores) ISBN: 9780976205807 Retail Price: $27.95 Hardback, $19.95 Paperback Mother's Day Special! $20.00 HB, $12.00 PB through 5/30/13! 320 pages |
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Something to Write Home About: Memories from a Presidential Diarist. Janis F. Kearney, author of Cotton Field of Dreams is completing a sequel to her memoir that begins in 1987, with her role as publisher of Daisy and L.C. Bates‘ newspaper. The book also includes her years as presidential diarist, and is interspersed with more memories about her life as a member of the Kearney family -- cotton sharecroppers in the Arkansas delta.
Publisher: WOW Press Publish Date: Nov. 2008 ISBN: 9780976205852 Retail Price: $22.95 Current Price: $15.00 320 pages, Hardback |
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Once Upon a Time, there was a Girl: A Murder at Mobile Bay. Janis F. Kearney debuts her first fiction; a murder mystery based on an actual southern race murder. In this riveting story, Kearney paints a portrait of a small Alabama town, the “good” people who believed race was no longer a problem, and the innocent victim whose death proved them wrong.
Publisher: WOW Press Publish Date: Nov. 2008 ISBN: 9780976205869 Retail Price: $22.95 Current Price: $15.00 266 pages, Hardback |
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Cotton Field of Dreams: A Memoir
By Janis F. Kearney “...an American story—in black and white...”
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Conversations: William Jefferson Clinton, from Hope to Harlem
By Janis F. Kearney
A book that “had to be written, and needs to be read...”
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| Shipping and Handling | |
| Regular (5- 7 Days) | $5.20 per book |
| Priority (3- 5 Days) | $10.95 for up to each bundle of four books |
AR residents are subject to an 7.5% sales tax.
Current titles may also be purchased or ordered at the following book outlets:
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Afriware Books 1701 S. 1st Ave. - Suite 503 Maywood, IL 60153 (708)524-8398 Amazon.com Barnes & Noble - Online That Bookstore in Blytheville Clinton Museum Store 500 Clinton Avenue Little Rock, AR 72201 (501)748-0400 |
Follett Bookstores Arkansas State University Carl Reng Center 101 North Caraway Street State University, AR 72467 (870)972-2058 email: arstate@bkstr.com Hearne Fine Art 1001 Wright Ave. - Suite C Little Rock, AR 72206 (501)372-6822 Mosaic Templar Cultural Center 501 W. Ninth Street Little Rock, AR 72201 (501)683-3593 |
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Wordsworth Bookstore 5920 R Street Little Rock, AR 72207 (501)663-9198 |
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