Margaret Truman, Eliot Roosevelt, Steve Allen - mystery writers? Did they really take the time out of their celebrityhood to craft, write and rewrite those mystery novels you see on the bookshelf?
We all know that politicians don't write their own speeches.
But novelists? Mystery novelists, in particular?
Surely no "novelist" would lend a name to a book that he or she hadn't written. Well, if you think that (as I did for a long time), you are most naive. This kind of intellectual dishonesty goes on more than you would think.
From Don: I'll be teaching "Adventures in Writing," a six-week course beginning 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 10, at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church, 2931, Kingston Pike, near UT. Cost is $140. For more information, phone 428-0389 or 865-805-8849 or email donwilliams7@charter.net, and I'll send complete details. Or enroll by showing up. I'd love see you there.
Don Williams is kicking off his 2007 "Adventures in Writing" workshop. Classes meet each Tuesday starting May 8th for six weeks at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church on Kingston Pike. The cost is $140.
