While this book is entirely fiction, it does incorporate some of the modern history of the city of Memphis. The author has also liberally used the names of friends, family and other Memphis residents to help bring this story to life.
The book features photos of famous Memphis landmarks. While the majority of these photographs were taken by Ms. Gellhorn and her photographer, Sabrina Price, there are multiple exceptions, which are listed below, and within the book notes.
Photo Credits:
We would like to thank and acknowledge all of the individuals who have contributed artwork for this book:
The Pyramid – Blank Blank Blank
The Four Way Restaurant – Victor Chapa
Graceland – Bevy Murphy Green
Memphis Zoo – David Ellis
Pink Palace – Bruce Buckner
Delta Fair – Mark Verch
Elmwood Cemetery – Thomas Hawk
Prince Mongo’s Castle – Leland Kent of AbandonedSoutheast.com. His website also gives interested readers more of the background of Prince Mongo’s for those who missed it’s heyday as a nightclub.
Tigerman Dojo & Museum – Billy Stallings
The photo outside Royal Records is a special one, and multiple attempts were made to contact the individuals in the photo. They are not, in anyway affiliated with the book.
The Real Marnie Gellhorn 