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Author Alec Clayton’s “Freedom Trilogy” comes to a close in “Visual Liberties.” Clayton will present the final volume of his small-town Mississippi epic at the Lacey Timberland Library, Friday, July 10 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
The author has invited actors Christian Carvajal and Amanda Stevens to read selected scenes. All three will take audience questions after the reading, and Clayton will sign books.
Set in the bayou country near the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the Freedom Trilogy tells the tale of two families in the little town of Freedom, a town founded after the Civil War by freed slaves and Caribbean rum-runners.
“Visual Liberties” is Clayton’s seventh novel. He also writes theater and art reviews for The News Tribune and the Weekly Volcano. Clayton grew up in Mississippi and now lives in Olympia.
