Watt Key, a distinguished southern fiction author, has garnered widespread recognition for his literary endeavors, showcasing his exceptional writing skills and versatility.
His inaugural novel, "Alabama Moon", was released to widespread critical acclaim in 2006, earning the prestigious E.B. White Read-Aloud Award, selling over 100,000 copies domestically, and being translated into eight languages, a testament to its universal appeal.
A feature film adaptation of the same name, starring John Goodman and Jimmy Bennett, was produced in 2010, with Watt himself penning the screenplay, further solidifying his reputation as a talented storyteller.
His subsequent novel, "Dirt Road Home, Fourmile", is slated for release in September 2012, highly anticipated by fans and critics alike, who are eager to see what this accomplished author has in store for them next.
In addition to his novels and screenplays, Watt contributes fiction and nonfiction articles to both local and nationally circulated publications, demonstrating his ability to adapt to various formats and styles, and showcasing his impressive range as a writer.
