The name Anne Edwards probably rings a bell if you’re a Vivien Leigh fan. She wrote a 319-page Vivien Leigh biography in the 1970s. The dust jacket from her book reads: “Here is an extraordinary complex woman brought vividly to life in this first complete biography. Given total access to Miss Leigh’s personal letters, and working with the cooperation of those who had been closest to her, Anne Edwards has produced a frank, open book that does not spare the truth, yet is as romantic a canvas, as turbulent and moving a story as any of the great films in which Vivien ever starred.” She also wrote 14 other biographies; some of her other subjects included Margaret Mitchell, Judy Garland, Princess Diana and Ronald Reagan. She even wrote a sequel to Gone with the Wind, but it was never published due to legal issues. This June, she will arrive in Marietta, Georgia to participate in ‘A Tribute to Margaret Mitchell: The Book that Touched the World.’ In addition, Edwards has written a new book called Scarlett & Me detailing her experience with the GWTW, and it will be published exclusively in honor of the June event. She will be available to sign autographs. For more information, please visit the Marietta GWTW Museum’s website.