Stewart Tree Publishing publishes and manages the works of South Carolina authors Pat and Jack Stewart. Pat's first book, Stuck In My Own Family Tree, is a collection of nostalgic family stories. She is a graduate of Furman University, member of the South Carolina Writers Workshop, and has been published in Woman's Day, Reunions, and Living With Teenagers magazines. Her essay "Negroes into the Schools" is housed in the Library of Congress. Jack has studied his roots for thirty years, traveling to Scotland, Ireland, Pennsylvania and Missouri. His first book, Lands Where My Fathers Died, is the only published account of the Missouri descendants of Hugh Stewart, Jack's first American ancestor. Jack is the East Coast USA Commissioner for the Stewart Society of Edinburgh, Scotland. Nothing Good Happens After Midnight, the third book in their trilogy, is the first collaborative publication by Pat and Jack Stewart.