Dr. Harrison Scott Key teaches writing at the Savannah College of Art and Design and writes a monthly humor column for the Oxford American called Big Chief Tablet: Presh Tales from the Lowcountry. Harrison's humor and essays have appeared in the Oxford American, City Journal, The Pinch, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Swink, Defenestration, World, and The Quarter Tone, an underground Calvinist organ. His plays and monologues have been produced across the South and in New York, and his award-winning speeches have been delivered by executives in the U.S., Europe, and Asia and published in These Vital Speeches. Harrison's ghostwriting has appeared in Fast Company, Huffington Post, and elsewhere, and the tragic peregrinations of his journalism have been noted by Slate.com, Yahoo!, and at one especially high point, Wikipedia. He regularly takes on new projects and assignments. Harrison can be reached by email and Twitter.
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