James D. McCallister

author of the Edgewater County series

DIXIANA Events Begin

It’s a long year ahead of Mind Harvest Press book releases and roll-outs, but for local readers here in Columbia, SC, the first Dixiana signing and discussion comes this week.

Letter to a Dead Girl

Dear Allyson: It’s that grim anniversary again. I was up before the dawn today thinking of you, and of how there are no more dawns and dusks where you are, which is not with us here on the blue rock.

Spring Creative Writing Workshop in May

This year marks a full decade of teaching various writing workshops at Midlands Tech here in Columbia. This fine personal milestone will be added to my bio from here to the far, dusty corners of my internet author presence.

Upcoming Author Events!

Need a signed book, either for yourself or as a holiday gift? Lots of opportunities over the next few weeks here in the midlands of South Carolina.

Mind Harvest Press in the News!

Always a friend to my writing career and other endeavors, this week longtime local alt weekly Free Times printed a few kind words about my small publishing company and our first release from another author.

Remembering Dr. Franklin B. Ashley

In 1986, I burned with desire but didn’t know if I could be a writer. Without feedback on my adolescent attempts at storytelling, I was shouting into a well. And while I dreamed of being a great novelist, I was also obsessed with movies, and thought it might be easier to become a screenwriter than […]

STATE OF THE PROJECTS 2018

Time again for an infrequent, overdue, full-meal report about this novelist’s various unpublished manuscripts.

Upcoming Book Events

A whirlwind of upcoming book signing opportunities, along with awards news.

Jasper Project Awards Nomination Announced!

That’s right, yours truly has been nominated as the Jasper Project’s Literary Artist of the Year Award for 2017!

Coming Soon from Mind Harvest Press

James-D-McCallister-booksigning

Besides selling and signing copies of Let the Glory Pass Away, how about behind the scenes at MHP? Answer: Busy little beavers.