Ted Geltner addressed members of the Atlanta Writers Club on Saturday, April 15, at Georgia State University's Dunwoody Campus. … [Read more...]
05/17/17 | Margaret Mitchell House | Paperback Launch Party!
Come celebrate the launch of the paperback edition of Blood, Bone, and Marrow with authors Ted Geltner, Jay Atkinson, and moderator Candice Dyer. Geltner wrote the first full-length bio of Harry … [Read more...]
Harry Crews’ Literary Bestiary | National Pet Day
A man born (and almost killed) on a rural Georgia farm alongside hogs during the Great Depression may come to regard animals differently than those who only ever know them as pets. While Harry Crews … [Read more...]
04.23.17 | Alachua Library Authors Series
Alachua County Library District Hosts 3rd Annual Author Series! The 2017 Author Series brings a broad spectrum of writers—featuring a Pulitzer Prize winner whose latest novel is up for a national … [Read more...]
Harry Crews As Teacher by Ted Geltner
Just how in the world did an enfant terrible like Harry Crews ever survive academia? "The fact that Crews made it to university as a student, let alone a professor, was a miracle in its own right," … [Read more...]
04.01.17 Lemuria Books | Ted Geltner & Taylor Brown
Harry Crews' Many Obsessions Become Books Harry Crews' Expenses On A Professor's Salary Does The Real Gospel Singer Walk Among Us Still? … [Read more...]
03.31.17 Turnrow Book Co. | Ted Geltner & Taylor Brown
Taylor Brown On Harry Crews | A Reading From "The River of Kings" … [Read more...]
03.30.17 | Oxford Conference for the Book
Remembering Harry Crews, Chronicler of the Roughneck South 9:30 a.m. | Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics Ted Geltner (Blood, Bone, and Marrow: A Biography of Harry Crews) and … [Read more...]
03.24.17 | Virginia Festival of the Book
Southern Writing | Rough & Rural Friday, March 24, 2017, 12:00 PM New Dominion Bookshop 404 E Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22902 Authors Ted Geltner … [Read more...]
Harry Crews Has the Last Word
Harry Crews died at home five years ago today. His well used body was done traveling in this lifetime. I asked his biographer, Ted Geltner, if he uttered any famous last words, perhaps one last … [Read more...]
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