Popular columnist A. C. Greene grew up in a small town in Texas - a place where no one would have expected he might encounter some very important people - but he tells of his unexpected meetings with famous and powerful figures as a young boy in Texas, and then later as a newspaper reporter in larger cities. He recalls these unexpected encounters with such famous people as: Roy Rogers, Larry McMurtry, George H. W. Bush, George W. and Laura Bush, T. S. Eliot, Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner, and Van Cliburn, to name a few.
Author Biography
A. C. Greene is a popular columnist with the Dallas Morning News, a recipient of the Chautauqua Award for lifetime achievement in preserving history, a fellow in the Texas Institute of Letters and the Texas State Historical Association, and the author of many books.
