BOOKS


	Marshall's first book will be in stores this September, and posted on Amazon.com by mid-summer. St. Martin's Press is the publisher. "The book is based on twelve of my songs I call my 'lifesavers,'" Marshall says. "It's the stories behind the songs. Naturally, I picked the ones that had the best stories!"

Marshall's first published essay, "Going to Church: A Sartorial Odyssey," appears in Hub City Anthology 2. A story about growing up in a South Carolina mill town, "Going to Church..." traces the spiritual and religious path of a young woman coming of age in the 1960s. Spanning four decades from her childhood in Enoree to a rehab chapel in Nashville, Marshall takes you on a ride
you won't want to miss!

Marshall is featured in Hub City Music Makers, a book focusing on musicians from Spartanburg, South Carolina, and their influence
on the music world at large. Peter Cooper is the author, Holocene Press, publisher.

The Heart of Dixie: Southern Rebels, Renegades, and Heroes
A collection of essays by Frye Gaillard
Profiles southerners from the realm of religion, politics, music and sports. Marshall is included along with Jesse Jackson, Hank Williams, Emmylou Harris, Martin Luther King, Elvis, Billy Graham and Bear Bryant.

Carolina Dreams: The Musical Legacy of Upstate South Carolina by Michael B Smith. Marshall is also featured in this book along with other musicians with connections to the area. Includes Joe Bennett and the Sparkletones, Hank Garland, Esquerita, Charlie Daniels, Aaron Tippin, and the Marshall Tucker Band. Most of the book is lovingly
dedicated to the Marshall Tucker Band.