Cecelia Tichi is an award-winning author and Professor of English and American Studies Emerita at Vanderbilt University. Her books span American literature and culture from colonial days to modern times, but her recent work draws upon the Gilded Age (post-1870) that prompted her book on Jack London and another on seven activists in that tumultuous era.
Cecelia’s research and teaching inspired What Would Mrs. Astor Do? The Essential Guide to the Manners and Mores of the Gilded Age, followed by Gilded Age Cocktails and Jazz Age Cocktails , which set the stage for her mystery crime novels that boast “Gilded” in each title.
Cecelia can be followed on her website: https://cecebooks.com/
A Year in Review
Blog Posts by Cecelia Tichi
Seasonal Festivity Brightens the Year
Family Traditions Merged with Timely Customs
The Cheekwood Letters—a Kaleidoscope of Commitment
Good to the Last Drop: The Cheekwood Coffee Connection
For the Nashville Community—Mabel Wood Cheek
The Pleasure of Your Company—Cheekwood Entertains!
To Take the Wheel at Cheekwood
Spring, 1929—The Furniture Imperative for Cheekwood
