Gerald Duff Inducted into the Texas Literary Hall of Fame
On March 15, 2019, Gerald Duff was inducted into The Texas Literary Hall of Fame at a gala ceremony at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden Conservatory in Fort Worth, Texas. The Texas Literary Hall of Fame, founded by Friends of the Fort Worth Public Library in 2004, "honors authors whose work significantly contributes to Texas' literary heritage; is original; was first published in this country; has been previously recognized for its literary significance." Also inducted were Susan Wittig Albert, Glenn Dromgoole, John Ericson, Jan Reid, and Red Steagall. Plaques with the authors' names are displayed on the west wing wall of the Fort Worth Central Library.

To read the official announcement of this year's inductees, click here.

To visit the Texas Literary Hall of Fame website, which contains the names of those who have been inducted since the Hall of Fame's founding in 2004, click here.

To view an announcement regarding the induction from Chapter16, "a community of Tennessee writers, readers & passersby" founded by Humanities Tennessee in 2009, click here.