The number of accomplished writers to emerge from Alabama and with significant ties to the state is a source of hope and pride. Here is a link to my piece on the March 7 induction of the 2025 class. Check out the list of previous inductees at the end.
As we continue to evaluate and honor the legacy of President Jimmy Carter, a new book of essays has been released that considers the many books Carter authored. The Literary Legacy of Jimmy Carter: Essays on the President’s Books is a comprehensive consideration of the dozens of books that Carter, who never used a ghostwriter, wrote — mostly in the years of his post-Presidency. I reviewed it for Alabama Writers’ Forum:
In this reissue of Frye Gaillard’s A Hard Rain, the veteran writer brings clarity and insight into the complex landscapes of the 1960s, one of the most significant American decades. Alabama Writers’ Forum has just posted my review. Here’s the link.:
Here’s a link to my latest book review for Alabama Writers’ Forum. It’s a loving tribute to a life and a marriage. Enjoy:
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