Live Literature Presents Trolley Trollop's "Voices From The South"



2pm, Pacific Today
Live Literature Presents
Trolley Trollop's "Voices From The South"

Trolley is great fun and a good judge of literature.  She will share "Jane Murray's Thanksgiving" by Rebecca Harding Davis as well as a wee bit of  O. Henry.    Trolley herself is a royal hoot, so you definitely won't want to miss this!     http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Quoll/11/87/97
 

 

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