John M WilliamsJohn M. Williams grew up in Auburn and attended Auburn public schools and Auburn University. For five years in the eighties he owned and ran a small printing business, Village Printers. He recently retired from LaGrange College, where he taught for tenty-six years. He was named Georgia Author of the Year for First Novel for his novel Lake Moon in 2002. With singer/songwriter Ken Clark he has written five rock'n'roll comedies, with several local productions. With Rheta Grimsley Johnson he co-wrote Hiram, a musical play about the early teen years of Hank Williams, recently produced by the Pell City Players in Alabama. He has published a variety of stories, essays, and reviews through the years. Read More Read Less