In honor of

Erskine Caldwell's 100 birthday, the Erskine Caldwell Museum committee

has set a storytelling event for tomorrow at Moreland Elementary School,

featuring writers Margaret Anne Barnes and Dot Moore. They will share

stories from their writing experiences and a book signing will also take

place.

Barnes is known

for her "Murder in Coweta County" and "A Buzzard is My

Best Friend." Moore wrote "Oracle of the Ages," an acclaimed

biography of Mayhayley Lancaster which won the Georgia Historical Society's

book award.

The program

begins at 2 p.m. and end at 5 p.m. with light refreshments being served

during the book signing.

"We can't

think of a better way to celebrate Caldwelal's 100th birthday than to

celebrate what is special and unique about Southern writing and storytelling,"

said museum committee chairman Winston Skinner.

Caldwell wrote

more than 50 books, including "God's Little Acre" and "Tobacco

Road."

The museum

collection includes numerous Caldwell books in many languages, photographs,

theater programs and items that belonged to Caldwell and his family.

Admission to

the event is free.