His early influences, the long road to publication, success as a Zebra Horror author, the devastating collapse of mass market publishing in the mid-1990s, and his ten-year hiatus from writing and horror… it is all here, between two covers, as well as his triumphant return to the genre and a fresh, new resurgence of his creativity and popularity. In Southern-Fried & Horrified, Splatterpunk Award-winning author Ronald Kelly expounds on a lifetime shaped by his love of horror and the macabre, as well as a thirty-six-year career as a Southern storyteller. I may not fit into any of the categories mentioned above, but I do have a story to tell… Every now and then, if an author is famous, popular, or respected enough, they feel compelled to share their story… and others desire to hear it in return. Reading them, creating them, writing them, selling and publishing them. When you saw that you saw this selfless servant take a mission and refuse to not do it, to help others.Writers are all about stories. They raised $9,000 in a couple of weeks, they sent 100 soldiers to the Hawks game, sent 100 soldiers to the GA Aquarium, they did $4,000 worth of snack bags for the cadre. “They saw that the soldiers needed something and they took action. He nominated Kelly because of the tremendous impact she’s had on military families and the community at large. Tom Clark is the Executive Director of the CSRA Alliance For Fort Gordon. You just point her at something that needs to be done, and consider it done and move on.”Īnd he would know! Dr. “In the military, we call people like Kelly a ‘fire and forget’ weapon. She’s also served as president of the Augusta West Rotary Club, which is where we surprised her with the Giving Your Best award! (WJBF) – Kelly Knitter is a Retired Army Colonel who served two terms as president of the Fort Gordon AUSA chapter.įrom feeding the hungry, to educating veterans, to helping make sure service members who are along on the holidays aren’t forgotten… Kelly has given more than 3,000 volunteer hours to our community.
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