This just in - Webb Hubbell is alive & well in Charlotte NC where he writes novels & blogs regularly.
Though married with four grown children plus grandchildren, he undoubtedly is understandably proud of his daughter Chelsea’s accomplishments.
How true:
Local art gallery hosts signing by Hubbell:
Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art, a gallery at 58 Broad St., is hosting a book signing 1-5 p.m. Nov. 1 for Webb Hubbell, author of “When Men Betray.” Light refreshments will be served.
“When Men Betray” is an action-packed mystery thriller that takes place in a fictionalized version of Hubbell’s hometown of Little Rock, Ark. The novel draws liberally from Webb’s own life, featuring recognizable personalities and locales from the Arkansas political scene while exploring personal themes of friendship, race relations, betrayal and redemption.
Hubbell is a popular lecturer on the U.S. criminal justice system, ethics and accountability, politics and government. He also addresses social issues, including the problems with solitary confinement, racial bias in the criminal justice system, the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction and the marijuana legalization movement.
Hubbell has served as associate attorney general of the United States, chief justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court, mayor of Little Rock and an attorney in the private sector. He resides in Charlotte.