Today we're pleased to introduce you to Katrina Parker Williams, author of numerous fiction and non-fiction works. Her published work includes the Trouble Down South series, and the Girlfriend Tales series.
Katrina Parker Williams teaches English composition and grammar at a
community college. She is a Barton College graduate with a B.S. in
Communications and a Masters of Education in English from East Carolina
University. She is also the author of a fictional novel titled Liquor
House Music.
Her works have appeared in Charlotte Viewpoint, Muscadine
Lines, Usadeepsouth, and the Wilson Literary Review. Her writings
have recently been published at The Saints' Placenta, All Things Girl,
Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Pens on Fire, and Muscadine
Lines.
The Girlfriend Tales is a series of short stories that addresses issues women
grapple with from relationships to family
to work and everything in between. Sprinkled with a dash of humor,
these short stories offer a bit of mischief, mayhem, and even a murder
or two. The short stories are of varied lengths from 3000-11,000 words.
Here's a list of Katrina Parker Williams’ works for you to choose from:
Trouble Down South Series:
Fiction Titles
Rock—A Short Story
Grandpa’s Courtship—A Short Story
The Dust Storm—A Short Story
Slave Auction—A Short Story
Missus Buck—A Short Story
The Hankering—A Short Story
Trouble Down South and Other Stories—A Collection of Short Stories
Mo' Trouble Down South--A Short Story Omnibus of Historical Fiction
The Girlfriend Tales Series
Girlfriend Tales: “Excess Baggage”
Girlfriend Tales: “The ‘Other’ Other Woman”
Girlfriend Tales: “Toxic Lies”
Girlfriend Tales: “The Ties That Kill”
The Girlfriend Tales Series (Volume I)
Nonfiction Titles
How to Write a Great Short Story: A Beginner’s Guide
How to Write a Basic Essay in Seven Easy Steps: A Beginner’s Guide
How to Write a Researched Essay: A Beginner’s Guide
How to Write an Argumentative Essay
Check out her work from her Amazon author page, or choose a title above!

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