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Howie Franklin with President Ronald Reagan	Howie Franklin Author of Yes, Sir! Mr. President When Howie Franklin retired from the U.S. Air Force he had made history. He is the only person to have worked for five U.S. presidents as their flight attendant aboard the most famous plane in the world, Air Force One. In Yes, Sir! Mr. President Howie shares amazing stories and insights about working aboard the president's plane, as well as his incredible journey that landed him onboard. Today, Howie is the director of the Cape Fear Regional Jetport at Howie Franklin Field near Oak Island, N.C. See more about his book here.
Mark Grady at the famous Kindred Spirit Mailbox near Sunset Beach, N.C.	Mark Grady Author of Mailbox by the Sea, Blaire's Bridge Co-Author of Yes, Sir! Mr. President Mark Grady is an author, screenwriter and professional speaker. He is also the writer/director of the feature-length films, Blaire's Bridge and Whistling Pines. Mark's film work today is mostly done under a pseudonym. He lives along a 65-acre lake in southeastern North Carolina where he still writes first drafts on a Smith-Corona typewriter in his Little Writing Cabin on the Lake. He is interrupted each afternoon by many ducks who deman he feed them the finest cracked corn money can buy. See more about Mark and his books here.
Bill Jordan shares a moment with one of his best friends. Visit Bill's website: Embrace the Boom (billjordanembracetheboom.com)	Bill Jordan Author of Embrace the Boom Bill Jordan spent four decades as a popular radio air personality in Virginia, South Carolina and North Carolina. During Bill's tenure as the morning show host at WRAL-FM in Raleigh, he served as co-host of a yearly radiothon that benefitted Duke Children's Hospital. It became the highest money-raising radiothon, per capita, of any radiothon in the world. Bill lives with his wife, novelist Marianne Jordan, near Raleigh where he now spends his days as a podcaster and voiceover artist. See more about Bill's book here.
Kenneth Lee one of America's newest breakout poets.	Kenneth Lee Author of Vivid Lines In the seventh grade, Kenneth Lee won a statewide poetry contest. In high school, he rediscovered the art and found it a path towards expression and self-discovery. Now in his early 20s, Kenneth's poetry reveals his life, including its loves, losses and lessons. Kenneth lives near Elizabethtown, North Carolina. Learn more about his first book, Vivid Lines, here.