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 Bill Morris lives and works
in the soundside village of Straits in Down East Carteret County.
That same sound country is the setting for his first novel, Saltwater
Cowboys, as well as the story "Dinah's Dog," winner
of the 2003 Doris Betts Prize for short fiction. A graduate of
Duke University, Morris is a regular contributor to Our State
and Wildlife in North Carolina magazines, as well as the Raleigh
News and Observer outdoors pages. His work has also appeared
in the North Carolina Literary Review, Real Fiction, The Dead
Mule, Urban Hiker, Spectator, and the Best of the O. Henry Festival
2003. He is currently at work on a second Down East novel. |
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