Authors at the YA-hoo Fest at Chattanooga State relax in the green room between panel sessions. Why are green rooms rarely green?
Stephen Usery and I record a COPYBOY interview for Memphis Public Library's Book Talk.
What you hear is what you get with COPYBOY
Audio engineers, if they so choose, can make just about any sputtering noise sound like a well-oiled machine. I have heard my stutter on a rebroadcast miraculously wiped clean of all its hesitations, prolongations and repetitions. It sounds much better, but it’s not...
COPYBOY launch in Knoxville at the East Tennessee History Center.
Fact or fiction in COPYBOY? It’s all about the story
The answer to how much of COPYBOY is “true” is a more difficult question to answer than the same question about PAPERBOY. I talked a little about this at the Knoxville launch of COPYBOY at the East Tennessee History Center, sponsored by the Friends of Knox County...
Readers attend the COPYBOY launch in Memphis.
Where does a Copyboy find his voice?
Close friends and relatives state with a quizzical eye that I genuinely seem to enjoy crisscrossing the country to talk about my books. My answer is that I have never enjoyed anything as much. The book launch in Memphis for COPYBOY on July 31 is a good example. I did...
At the American Library Association Annual Conference with Pam Renfrow, center, and Mona Batchelor. Pam is manager, curriculum specialists at Britannica Digital Learning. Mona is librarian at McKenzie (Tennessee) High School.