From the deep South to the PGA Tour, the hilarious and inspiring memoir of golfer Boo Weekley Ever since his breakout performance at the 2008 Ryder Cup, professional golfer Thomas Brent Weekley, known affectionately as "Boo," has captivated fans with his eccentric, Southern-fried country humor and incredible path to the PGA Tour.
True Boo is the candid and often hilarious memoir of a larger-than-life athlete, and a wild behind-the-scenes look at life on the PGA Tour. Boo takes readers on a rollicking journey that begins with his humble childhood growing up in...
From the deep South to the PGA Tour, the hilarious and inspiring memoir of golfer Boo Weekley Ever since his breakout performance...
Still Another Time, Times Remembered is a collection of stories. Grandma's love created treasures for her family that money simply could not buy. Grandma crafted family heirlooms to pass along to her family, spending many hours of time, in Grandma's Quilt. Grandpa's love of boating, fishing, and crabbing gave Tony, his grandson, plenty of time to spend as a youngster with his grandpa in All Aboard Grandpa's Boat. Dwight's world revolved around a mere few blocks where he lived and attended school. His fantasy world existed from a viewslider, sold in the catalog at Mr. Dugan's store. Come along...
Still Another Time, Times Remembered is a collection of stories. Grandma's love created treasures for her family that money simply could not buy. Gran...
Paul Brown was born in South London when a lot of it was still a bombsite. He ran Transgravity Press in the 1960s and early 70s, followed later by Actual Size Press. He took part in Fluxshoe events in 1972/3, and edited the short-lived periodical Other Times. Since 1995 he has been living and working in Brighton, where he runs the Studio Bookshop. A Cabin in the Mountains, which spans Paul Brown's poetry from the 1980s to the early 1990s, is his third major collection, following Meetings and Pursuits (1978) and Masker (1982), and comprises six poem sequences.
Paul Brown was born in South London when a lot of it was still a bombsite. He ran Transgravity Press in the 1960s and early 70s, followed later by Act...