Authors of SFCC

Sea dragons cast fear among the little fish around Australia's coral reef. Can't they all be friends?

When a little Arctic tern is teased by other animals for being so small, the tern decides to show them that even though you are little, you can still do big things.

In this wonderfully imaginative play within a play, student actors are on a set to produce the worst production of Hans Christian Anderson's The Snow Queen ever!

A funny and heartfelt collection of poems by SFCC's Tim Greenup.

A unique and innovative collection of stories by SFCC's Erin Pringle.

This collection of poems by SFCC's Laura Read give an intense look at life's moments.

This collection of poems by SFCC's Laura Read was awarded the 2010 Floating Bridge Chapbook Award.

Through an in-depth look at the work of African American writer Charles W. Chestnutt (1858-1932), SFCC's Ryan Simmons theorizes how literary realism helped to define the discourses that influenced Chesnutt's life, making him a major American writer of his time.

A collection of unforgettable stories as told by devoted Floridians who cherish their beloved turf and embody its local flavor.

This book is about what a father is and what a father means from a man's perspective, says Broughton; their unpopular decisions, bold moves, sudden angers or wild caprices.

This book is for everyone whose job it is to ask questions.

This book explores the world of flight from the most compelling vantage point -- that of the pilots themselves. Broughton brings to life the distinct personalities that, through the decades, have been drawn to this exciting and often dangerous profession.

Three volumes. Each volume contains 13 interviews with novelists, screenwriters, poets and short story writers who tell of private victories, personal pain, comic visions, and the enduring power of the imagination.

Poems by Irv Broughton

Broughton details the wonder as well as the emotional challenge of a lifetime spent playing hoops. In these poems, he brings the power of poetry to capture and convey a passion that marks this remarkable, popular and enduring sport.

Winner of the Powder Horn Prize, a first book award from Sage Hill Press. Cartwright's poems employ a certain muscularity and musicality that pace the long plank of mental and emotional states.