About The Author
Craig T. Greenlee is an accomplished author, journalist, and storyteller whose works resonate with authenticity, emotion, and a deep understanding of human resilience. With a career spanning decades, Craig has masterfully chronicled the triumphs and trials of athletes, teams, and communities, bringing their stories to life with vivid detail and heartfelt empathy.
Craig’s journey as a writer began in the world of sports journalism. He has served as the sports editor for UPSCALE Magazine and led the High School Sports Xtra supplement of the Winston-Salem Journal (NC). His editorial expertise has also been featured in publications like DIVERSE: Issues in Higher Education and Convergence magazines. A gifted storyteller, Craig’s writing not only informs but also deeply engages, drawing readers into the heart of the stories he tells.
As a former football player at Marshall University, Craig shares a personal connection to one of the most tragic events in sports history—the 1970 plane crash that claimed the lives of most of his teammates. This profound experience became the foundation for his memoir, November Ever After. The book offers an intimate look at the tragedy’s aftermath, exploring themes of grief, resilience, and the power of community. It has struck a chord with readers, resonating far beyond the world of sports. Craig followed up this compelling memoir with Marshall Ever After, a sequel that delves even deeper into the long-term impact of the crash. Through these works, Craig has solidified his reputation as an author who brings unparalleled depth and emotion to his storytelling.
Holding both a B.A. and M.A. in Journalism from Marshall University, Craig now resides in Winston- Salem, North Carolina, with his wife, Cynthia. He continues to inspire readers with his dedication to preserving powerful narratives and uncovering the lessons they hold for future generations.
