Steve Stinson is son-in-law to “Bullet Bill” Dudley. Steve is an artist and writer in Virginia, where he lives with his patient wife in the world’s smallest five bedroom house. When he was young and limber, he was a juggler and wrote comic strips. Today, his grandchildren call him “Bebop.” His previous children’s books include, Grumpypants, Where Kent Went, Darien the Crustatarien, and My Favorite Nursery Rhymes.
Steve Stinson has tucked 'Bullet'’ Bill Dudley’s incomparable life
into these page as skillfully as the book’s triple-threat hero once
carried, passed and kicked a football. You might just feel like
doing an end zone dance before this only-in-America life is
through.
*Brian O'Neill, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette columnist and author of
“The Paris of Appalachia”*
Having interviewed Bill Dudley late in his life on his selection as
the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft, I was struck by how much more
there was to his story. Frankly, I wish I had known him better and
Steve Stinson has made that possible in his book, 'Bullet' Bill
Dudley. In a myriad of journalistic-related pursuits, Steve has
always been a consummate story-teller and his connections to the
Dudley family made him the perfect candidate for this project.
*Doug Doughty, sports reporter for the Roanoke Times*
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