Robert Flynn (Author)
Lambert M. Surhone, Mariam T. Tennoe, Susan F. Henssonow
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Robert Flynn, professor emeritus, Trinity University and a native of Chillicothe, Texas, is the author of twelve books.
Seven novels: North To Yesterday; In the House of the Lord; The Sounds of Rescue, The Signs of Hope; Wanderer Springs, The Last Klick, The Devils Tiger, co-authored with the late Dan Klepper, and Tie-Fast Country.
His dramatic adaptation of Faulkner's As I Lay Dying was the United States entry at the Theater of Nations in Paris in 1964 and won a Special Jury Award.
He is also the author of a two-part documentary, "A Cowboy Legacy," shown on ABC-TV, a nonfiction narrative, A Personal War in Vietnam, an oral history When I Was Just Your Age, two story collections, Seasonal Rain and Living With The Hyenas, and a collection of essays, Growing Up a Sullen Baptist.
He is co-editor of Paul Baker and the Integration of Abilities.
