Killer Nashville, the annual thriller, mystery and crime literature writers' conference, recently donated more than 100 books to the Linebaugh Public Library in Murfreesboro, Tenn. In the past year, Killer Nashville has collected and distributed more than 2,500 books to organizations in need, one of many ways that Killer Nashville supports readers and writers as an extension of the mission of its annual conference. Pictured, l.-r.: Meaghan Hill, Killer Nashville projects coordinator; Kathleen Tyree and Garrett Crowell from the Linebaugh Public Library; and Clay Stafford, founder of Killer Nashville.Image of the Day: Killer Nashville 'Gives Back'
Killer Nashville, the annual thriller, mystery and crime literature writers' conference, recently donated more than 100 books to the Linebaugh Public Library in Murfreesboro, Tenn. In the past year, Killer Nashville has collected and distributed more than 2,500 books to organizations in need, one of many ways that Killer Nashville supports readers and writers as an extension of the mission of its annual conference. Pictured, l.-r.: Meaghan Hill, Killer Nashville projects coordinator; Kathleen Tyree and Garrett Crowell from the Linebaugh Public Library; and Clay Stafford, founder of Killer Nashville.