It was exciting to speak in Murfreesboro where the novel is set.
Great to see my Sumner County friends at the Gallatin Library.
Publisher’s booth at the Southern Festival of Books:
With some of the Lawyers’ Association for Women Book Club members:
On the new fiction shelf at the Green Hills Branch, Nashville Public Library. On the shelf at other branches as well.
Review: Alwaysreviewing.com
“PAINTED TRILLIUM is a deeply affecting story about tragedy and hope. . . . Robert Brandt skillfully interweaves historical facts with his own fictional imaginings to create an extremely believable story of endurance. . . . With each new scene, I became more connected to the main characters and what they had to live through.”
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Review: Journey of a Bookseller
“Mr. Brandt writes well. You feel like you’re living in the Civil War days. I found it very easy to understand his characters and their motivation. This was almost like sitting at the kitchen table and listening to someone tell a tale.”
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Book launch at The Land Trust for Tennessee’s Glen Leven Farm:
Robert Brandt: Writer 