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Author / Columnist
Chris Warner is a writer and editor. He lives with his wife and two daughters in Fairhope, Alabama. A double graduate of LSU, Chris holds a doctorate from the University of New Orleans. He is the author of 12 books. They include, "A Tailgater's Guide to SEC Football (I,II & III)," "SEC Baseball History & Tradition," "SEC Basketball History & Tradition," "SEC Sports Quotes I&II&Compendium" "A Tailgater's Guide to LSU Football" and a novel on international terrorism, "The Tiger Among Us" set at LSU in 1990. Chris is currently working on a sequel to his first novel as well as "The Ulysses Long Story," about an Angola inmate pardoned by Edwin Washington Edwards with the help of Coach Dale Brown and "The Wagon to Disaster" the untold story of the HealthSouth fraud.
Keynote Speaker
Chris regularly delivers a keynote address on the history of college football in the South, the history of tailgating and the state of the state of the nation's toughest football conference, the SEC. Chris appeared on the History Channel in 2004 on a documentary titled, "Tailgating" hosted by Jenny McCarthy and Tom Arnold. Much of this speech centers on the same material provided for the documentary. In the past, Chris has spoken to countless SEC alumni and Rotary clubs as well as the Gulf Coast Athletic Club. To book Chris as a speaker, contact him at cewarner@mindspring.com
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