Dallas C Terrell, An American Author, Announces Book Release

Dallas C Terrell February 10, 2025

Press Release

Dallas C Terrell announcing the release of two of his books that make up an of a quadrilogy, based upon the 1852 first American best selling non-fictional novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin, or Life

Among the Lowly, written by Harriet Beecher Stowe. Terrell’s first book, Who Kidnapped Uncle

Tom and Why it Matters. The second book is entitled Meditations from the Cabin.

Who Kidnapped Uncle Tom and Why it Matters delivers a unique perspective of the Black

America Experience, connecting the 19th

to the 21st centuries. This book reveals the background concerning Uncle Tom’s Cabin, the books characters and it’s author. Terrell makes a compelling case showing how the creation of the Uncle Tom Character and the deconstructing of his

character has in history as well as our present time mirrors the story of Black America

Enslavement, Emancipation, Empowerment, and the quest for Equality. Meditations From the Cabin is a collection of forty Biblical devotions that follows the Uncle

Tom’s Cabin novel as the events of they occur in chronological order as they appear in the

novel. These selections can be used as daily or weekly meditations, or as individual studies for

spiritual growth.

Mr. Terrell invokes the spirit of the pre-Civil War freedom advocates and the 20th century

movements and personalities that were very active in the country’s struggle for civil rights.

These two books show how these individuals used the public, press, political and pulpit and

shows how we today can also in the spirit of collaboration and cooperation overcome the forces

of arrogance, division, hate and prejudice and usher in transformative change within our

relationships and the Country. Who Kidnapped Uncle Tom and Why it Matters, and Meditations from the Cabin will be available

for release Spring of 2025. Mr Terrell can be contacted through dallas.c.terrell317@gmail.com

for pre- publication articles and interviews.

Dallas C Terrell