March 25, University Reformed Church, East Lansing, 7:30 PM "Why We're Not Emergent" Launch Party
April 14, Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, MI 7:30 PM signing and talk for "Why We're Not Emergent"
April 17, Bad Axe Public Library, 7 PM "Paper Tiger" Talk (Michigan Notables Tour)
April 26, Michigan Notable Books Event, Library of Michigan
April 30, Lansing Public Library, "Paper Tiger" Talk, 7 PM (Michigan Notables Tour)
May 7, Detroit Public Library, "Paper Tiger" Talk, 6:30 PM (Michigan Notables Tour)
May 8, Schuler Books, Lansing Eastwood Towne Center, 7:30 PM book signing
May 13, Houghton Lake Public Library, 7 PM "Paper Tiger" Talk (Michigan Notables Tour)
May 14, Borders Books, Ann Arbor, "Paper Tiger" book signing
May 17, Ann Arbor Book Festival, 11 AM (Michigan Notables Tour)
May 19-22, Moody Pastor's Conference, Chicago, IL
June 17, Charlevoix Public Library "Paper Tiger" Talk, 7 PM (Michigan Notables Tour)
September 7, Ann Arbor, MI Book Fair and "Paper Tiger" signing
Paper Tiger named one of Michigan's Notable Books for 2008
The Michigan Notable Books program annually selects 20 of the most notable books published in the year. The selections are reflective of Michigan's diverse ethnic, historical, literary, and cultural experience.
Bio
Ted’s work has appeared in ESPN the Magazine, Sports Spectrum Magazine, ESPN.com Page2, and several small literary journals. A bi-monthly column for Sports Spectrum Magazine entitled “Pro and Con” won the Evangelical Press Association award for best standing column in 2003.
His first book, Facing Tyson: 15 Fighters, 15 Stories, was published by the Lyons Press in October 2006, and published internationally by Mainstream Publishing in 2007. His next two books, Paper Tiger: One Athlete's Journey to the Underbelly of Pro Football and Game Time: Inside College Football released in September, 2007.
Additionally, Ted has written three WGA registered screenplays and an award-winning (Sabaoth Film Festival) short film. He has played professional indoor football, coached high school football and taught writing courses at the college level. He lives in Grand Ledge, MI with his wife Kristin and son Tristan.
“Kluck presents a raw, vulgar yet consistently riveting look at boxing as seen through the eyes of Tyson’s contemporaries…the effect is fascinating.”
