Other Writing

This article by Donny Seagraves appeared in Athens Magazine many years ago.

This article by Donny Seagraves appeared in the October 1997 issue (Vol. 9, No. 4) of Athens Magazine. At the time it was written, Harry Hancock, a resident of Watkinsville, Georgia, was most likely the world's oldest saddle bronc rider. He had competed in many rodeos but had not yet reached his goal of winning his pro card. After the article was published, Harry's wife, Sandra, a cosmetologist, dyed Harry's gray hair and beard, and he won his pro card.

Another Side of Vince Dooley by Donny Seagraves appeared in the Athens Daily News in Athens, Georgia, in the 1980s.

Brenda Mullis, (formerly of Winterville, Georgia) experienced a spiritual rebirth when she decided to become a Methodist pastor. This article by Donny Seagraves appeared in the Chicago Tribune Sunday magazine on January 25, 1998, and was syndicated to 60 other newspapers in the United States and Canada. 

This article by Donny Bailey Seagraves appeared in the October 2011 issue of The Writer magazine.

Dycie Hancock Campbell Schneider taught me in second grade at Oconee Street Elementary School. Many years later, when I sold the manuscript that became my first published book, Gone From These Woods, I visited my teacher at the personal care home where she lived the last years of her life. Mrs. Dycie, as we called her, inspired my book. Sadly, she died not long after our visit.

This article about the late Dycie Hancock Campbell Schneider appeared in the book Across The River: The People,...

This article by D.B. Seagraves appeared in the September 1992 issue of Mature Living.