next to jim is michael wallis. michael is the author of 17 books. he is an award winning author. many of his books on the history of the american west because he's most famous for writing about route 66 which is becoming increasingly popular. it's now the 20th century oregon trail. it really is an amazing story. he also wrote the real wild west and a biography on pretty boy floyd and of course his latest book is "david crockett the line of the west" published by norton. i'm going to hold the books down so the author can hold that up when they speak. [laughter] my children so are most impressed by michael's voice book in the picks or studio production of cars and cars ii. he will be doing some voice impersonations leader. also is a show business type, stephen harrigan, novelist and screenwriter. he was a editor at texas magazine along with screenplays are cleopatra, one of my favorites and i know one of his. and i think it's particularly pertinent for an audience like this for me to quote one of my favorite lines from all of hollywood history and it is stephen harrigan on this lin

next to gem is michael wallis. michael is the author of 17 books. he is an award-winning author.ny of his books are on the history of the american west and he is most famous for writing about route 66 which has become increasingly popular in dallas the 20th century oregon trail. he really is an amazing story. he also wrote the real wild west about the -- ranch in a biography of lloyd and his latest book is "david crockett" the lion of the west published by martin. i'm going to push the the books down so the authors can hold them in front of them when they speak. my children though are most impressed by michael's voice work in the pixar studios production of cars and cars two and he will be doing the voice impersonations for us all later. also with us today is another show business type. he is stephen harrigan novelist and seems screenwriter and a editor for monthly magazine. his screenplays or cleopatra one of my favorites and i think it's particularly pertinent for an audience like this for me just to quote one of my favorite lines from all hollywood history and its stephen harr