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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2015
Page
17
A book review notes James Abel’s latest novel Protocol Zero follows his prior White Plague. The piece highlights the author’s foray into high stakes suspense and medical thriller tropes with a focused look at plot and pacing for readers familiar with Abel’s work.
Marine Joe Rush nears retirement and marriage as a deadly disease outbreak links a dead family to a cryptic phone call. Scientists and officers block his pursuit, forcing him to run from ruthless killers while the isolation and science grip readers, though the sequel underwhelms the original thrill potential.
James Robert Hester, a longtime Augusta engineer and later opera performer, has published A Yankee Scholar in Coastal South Carolina through USC Press. He edited and transcribed William Francis Allen's journals from the Gideonites and South Carolina Sea Islands, producing a detailed study with appendixes and endnotes.
Bob Hester speaks on his book Slave Songs of the Central Savannah River Area Thursday from 7 to 8 p m at the Aiken County Public Library 315 Chesterfield St S W Free copies will be available and information at 803 642 2020 Hester resides in Augusta and pursues antebellum black music studies
Edgefield native Ernest Lee known as The Chicken Man will showcase at Jim Harrison's Second Sunday Artist Day from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Harrison's gallery One South Main St Denmark. Lee paints chickens and other subjects, with memorial Emanuel AME Church tribute recently completed for Charleston victims. The free event includes refreshments and art for sale. Call 800-793-5796 or visit jimharrison.com for details.
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