by gcgadmin | Nov 26, 2013 | Blog
This novel, a work in progress for over 40 years, was sent out today to 22 top publishers around the country. My agent and her staff feel good about the prospects. Keep fingers crossed.
by gcgadmin | Nov 23, 2013 | Blog
Underwent hip replacement surgery on Tuesday, November 19. Except for some excruciating pain with urination related to anesthesiology issues, all went well. Ambulated from one end of the hospital complex to the other twice the first day of the surgery, took care of...
by gcgadmin | Nov 16, 2013 | Blog
An overflow crowd at the Union County Heritage Museum welcomed Roy and me for a presentation of our joint effort, Old Testament Stories: What Do They Say Today? and Roy’s book on Older Americans and the Economic Pie. Lunch was served followed by our...
by gcgadmin | Nov 16, 2013 | Blog
Company News Welcome, Joe Edd Morris, Ken McAdams and Synthia Andrews to Langtons International Agency! Linda extends a warm welcome to Joe Edd Morris, author of Return to Freedom Summer, a novel about the relationship between three children, one white and two black,...
by gcgadmin | Nov 7, 2013 | Blog
Linda Langton, renown national and international literary agent, sent word today she and her firm want to represent my novel The Pillared Dark. The novel has been a work in progress for almost 40 years. After many revisions, rewrites, and edits, it has made it this...
by gcgadmin | Nov 4, 2013 | Blog
Roy Ryan and I made a presentation to Tupelo Rotary International last week. We were well received with our review of Old Testament Stories: What Do They Say Today? Without hats, we look like the Blues Brothers. Janice Traywick, past president, gave us a wonderful...
Torched: Summer of ’64 is a finalist for the coveted Montaigne Medal of Fiction.
The Prison, Best Fiction award of 2020 from the Mississippi Library Association.