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Scully holds outspoken conversation with Psalms in new book

Signing set for Nov. 30 at Brooks on Broad

Former Camden Mayor Tony Scully holds a copy of his new book, A Carolina Psalter, in his art studio at his Ancrum Road home in Camden. The book presents each of the 150 Psalms followed by one of Scully’s poems, which he says serve as an outspoken conversation about the Psalms. A book signing for Scully will be held Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Books on Broad in downtown Camden. (Martin L. Cahn/C-I)

Tony Scully 112619 — Former Camden Mayor Tony Scully holds a copy of his new book, A Carolina Psalter, in his art studio at his Ancrum Road home in Camden. The book presents each of the 150 Psalms followed by one of Scully’s poems, which he says serve as an outspoken conversation about the Psalms. A book signing for Scully will be held Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Books on Broad in downtown Camden. (Martin L. Cahn/C-I)

In a brilliant creative life, Tony Scully has been a Broadway playwright, a Jesuit, and mayor of a Southern city. A graduate of Boston College and Yale School of Drama, he was a deacon for the Reverend William Sloane Coffin. At the Woodstock Center for Religion and Worship he pursued liturgical reform.

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