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Congratulations, Jacque Hillman!

Congratulations to APW member, Jacque Hillman!

The American Book Festival Legacy Awards has chosen three of our HillHelen Group Publishers’ books as national finalists:
  • Captain of the Tides Gunner Morgan, by Charles D. Morgan with Jacque Hillman, fiction/military
  • Footprints on the Mountain: Hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine by Dr. Dennis Renshaw, nonfiction/inspirational
  • Why Can’t Mother Vote? Joe Hanover and the Unfinished Business of Democracy by Bill Haltom, nonfiction/history/Best Book Design.
Way to go!

APW Central Zoom – 1-13-24 Words are Power with Jacque Hillman

Susan Anderson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: APW Central – Words Are Power!
Date: Saturday, January 13, 2024

Time:10:00 AM Arizona
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Words Are Power: Jacque Hillman, book editor and CEO of The HillHelen Group, says the right words zing into the readers’ minds. She shows how she plugs her writers into their power and how top writers view their success, sharing five tips to access the energy of words.

Bio- Jacque Hillman, of Mesa, Arizona, is senior editor and CEO of HillHelen Group Publishers LLC. A top writer and editor at The Jackson Sun for 23 years, now she edits and publishes books for authors nationwide. She also writes for her clients.

Hillman co-authored Captain of the Tides: Gunner Morgan, with Charles D. Morgan, a novel about his grandfather, US Navy hero, Charles “Gunner” Morgan, 1865-1959. The book won the Military Writers Society of America 2022 Bronze medal. Kirkus Reviews says: “An impeccably researched and engaging tale of an authentic war hero.”

Hillman edited and published the award-winning book, Why Can’t Mother Vote? Joseph Hanover and the Unfinished Business of Democracy by Bill Haltom. Joseph Hanover was a Polish Jewish immigrant from Memphis, who kept together the votes needed to ratify the Nineteenth Amendment in the Tennessee legislature. The book is up for the American Book Fest Legacy Award.

She’s a member of the Independent Book Publishers Association, the Historical Novel Society, the National Federation of Press Women and the Mesa Art League. During her years living in Jackson, Tennessee, she was named a 2014 Sterling Award Winner: 20 Most Influential Women in West Tennessee. She served as president of Business and Professional Women of Tennessee. She is co-founder of the Tennessee Woman Suffrage Heritage Trail.