Award-winning Author Discusses Roosevelt at February Event
January 25, 2010
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Award-winning Author Discusses Roosevelt at February Event
VALDOSTA -- Bestselling author Douglas Brinkley will discuss his
most recent publication, "The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore
Roosevelt and the Crusade for America," during a two-day event held
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 10-11, at Valdosta State
University.
At 8 p.m. Wednesday in Whitehead Auditorium, Brinkley will share
stories and facts from the never-before-published materials used to
create the groundbreaking epic biography of Theodore Roosevelt.
Guests will learn about the "naturalist president" and his crusade
to make wilderness conservation a universal endeavor. Join the Rice
University history professor for a question and answer session at
10 a.m. Thursday in the University Center Magnolia Room.
Brinkley has taught history at various universities and authored
six New York Times bestsellers, five New York Times Notable Books
of the year, a BusinessWeek Book of the Year and several other
award-winning titles.
The author known for spearheading the American Odyssey course -- an
innovative on-the-road class that became the progenitor of C-SPAN's
yellow school bus -- Brinkley lives in Austin and Houston, Texas,
with his wife and three children.
Call VSU's English Department at (229) 333-5946 for more
information.
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