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Topic: Professor Emeritus David Till
Barry Kitterman reads debut novel, “The Baker’s Boy”
September 7, 2008 | 
APSU creative writing professor shares insights and reflections on his debut novel. Personal input and experience part of the writing experience for local author.
As the City of Clarksville raced to complete preparations for its annual music showcase, Riverfest, Austin Peay State University Creative Writing Professor Barry Kitterman gave a reading and discussion of his debut novel, The Baker’s Boy, with an enthusiastic gathering in the APSU Mass Communication/Music Center.
An admiring and warm introduction by fellow APSU English Department colleague David Till, professor emeritus, preceded Kitterman’s address. A tall man, bearded, with a confident voice and demeanor, Kitterman guided his audience through his presentation with a comfortable and engaging style. «Read the rest of this article»
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