Clyde Edgerton is an American author known for his engaging novels that often explore themes of Southern life and culture. Born on February 20, 1935, in Durham, North Carolina, he has published several works, including Ranbow Pie and The Floatplane Notebooks. His writing is characterized by humor and a deep understanding of human relationships. In addition to his novels, Edgerton has also written short stories and essays. He is a professor of creative writing at North Carolina State University, where he shares his passion for storytelling with students. His contributions to literature have earned him recognition and a loyal readership.