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Exchange Time for Creativity: Why it’s Necessary!
Do you see Annie Oakley as a singing, dancing cow- girl who could do anything as well as a man? Then you probably saw the 1950 movie, “Annie Get Your Gun.” Actress Betty Hutton and Howard Keel knew the script, but author Gary Krebs tells the truth about Annie Oakley in his debut historical novel, Little Miss of Darke County. And it’s time to know Annie in authenticity.
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