Howell Raines is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and editor. The author of numerous books, including My Soul is Rested, Movement Days in the Deep South Remembered, an oral history of the civil rights movement; Whiskey Man, a novel; two memoirs: the New-York Times bestseller Flyfishing Through the Midlife Crisis, and The One That Got Away, and Silent Cavalry, How Union Soldiers from Alabama Helped Sherman Burn Atlanta – And Then Got Written Out of History, Raines lives in Pennsylvania with his wife Krystyna.
