In a world where sports and storytelling intertwine, Craig T. Greenlee stands as a skilled narrator, turning every game, every play, into a captivating tale. As the former sports editor of UPSCALE Magazine, Craig's editorial ingenuity shone distinctly, capturing the essence of the game with every penned word.Greenlee's editorial acumen graced the pages of prestigious publications like DIVERSE Issues in Higher Education and CONVERGENCE magazines. Covering North Carolina A&T and Winston-Salem State as a sports beat writer, he masterfully chronicled the triumphs and tribulations of the games.His journey with High School SportsXtra, a weekly segment of the Winston-Salem Journal (NC), unveiled his deep passion for spotlighting budding athletic talent. Craig's tales are not just written; they are woven – with a commitment to engage and move, one word, one frame at a time.Beyond the exhilarating game lights and roaring crowds lies a narrative steeped in intimacy and tragedy. As a former Marshall University football player, Craig stood close to the catastrophic 1970 plane crash that killed many of his teammates. His memoir, "November Ever After," not only connects deeply with readers but also contains a startling revelation: a documentary mistakenly identified Craig several times as another player. This mix-up, discovered only at the documentary's premiere, adds a poignant layer to his connection with the Marshall football legacy.Before "November Ever After," Craig's foray into book authorship began with "REJOICE!," a commemorative 75th-anniversary book for a local church in North Carolina, showcasing his versatility in writing, editing, and layout. This project marked the beginning of his journey as a published author.Craig's passion extends beyond writing to photography and graphic arts, where he creatively expresses himself through brochures, posters, and newsletters. His artistic eye complements his journalistic prowess, adding depth to his storytelling.A memorable moment in his journalism career was covering boxer Evander Holyfield's first pro championship fight on his own birthday, a testament to his dedication and love for sports journalism. Another unforgettable experience was witnessing a rising NBA star, Michael Jordan, in action. Craig's insightful cover story for UPSCALE Magazine predicted Jordan's return to the NBA, underscoring his deep understanding of the sports world.With "November Ever After" receiving an overwhelming response, Craig was inspired to write the newly released "Marshall Ever After." The sequel, which is loaded with new information gathered through emails and his book blog, offers readers a more profound exploration of the Marshall plane crash story and its aftermath.With a B.A. and M.A. in Journalism from Marshall University, Craig's life is a testament to his unwavering dedication to storytelling. Residing in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with his wife, Cynthia, Craig continues to capture hearts, one story at a time.Read more about this authorRead less about this author