George Rollie Adams

George Rollie Adams

George Rollie Adams is a writer, educator, historian, and storyteller. He grew up in southern Arkansas and taught there for a time after college. He holds two degrees in social science education from Louisiana Tech University and a doctorate in American history from the University of Arizona. His undergraduate studies included English as a second major. After … More about George Rollie Adams

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George Rollie Adams South of Little Rock

A heart-rending story of two mothers—
one a white newspaper editor, one a black juke-joint owner—
struggling for truth and justice in the Civil Rights-era South.

 

Dedicated to the ideal of truth, honesty, and integrity in journalism.

 

 

Praise for Found in Pieces:

Characters you care about and experiences that tug at your heart.” Gretchen Sorin, author of Driving While Black

I did not want to put it down.” James Whorton, Jr., author of Frankland and Approximately Heaven

A page-turning murder mystery.” Delores Jackson Radney, educator and playwright

A gripping portrayal.” Candace Floyd, former editor for History News and American Profiles

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