Darla Jackson- is the author of three books. Harlan County Haunts and her new release, More Harlan County Haunts, are compilations of true stories focusing on Harlan County, Kentucky. Because of the novella, Caroline, in which the book features, Harlan County Haunts recently made national news. Caroline is a tale about a cold case in Harlan County and Harlan County Haunts has rejuvenated interest in the 1969 murder mystery. More Harlan County Haunts, which was released in May 2009, is a compilation of over 100 true ghosts stories from around the Harlan County area. Jackson has also published a children’s book called Yona Uwuyati, The Cherokee Bear that teaches words from the Cherokee language. Jackson, a lifelong resident of Harlan County, is a folk and literary roster artist with the Kentucky Arts Council. She is a tribal member of the Piqua Shawnee tribe of Alabama and serves on the Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission.