Meet author, scholar, and poet Donna Coffey Little. Little has multiple advanced degrees, including a PhD in English from the University of Virginia. She has published articles, essays, and poems in many publications. Her first novel is the coming-of-age story “Wofford’s Blood,” based on a true story about James Daugherty Wofford, son of a white father and a Cherokee mother. Wofford struggles with mixed loyalties in the years leading up to the Trail of Tears. The novel is an exciting family saga exploring a mixed-race, divided clan, driven from Cherokee territory by the government and the white intruders of the Wofford’s Settlement in northern Georgia.

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The Sunday with Friends author series is sponsored by the Friends of the Washington County Public Library, a volunteer, non-profit organization whose purpose is to help strengthen the resources of the library and to make it a dynamic force in the community.