By Suzanne Hudson and Joe Formichella
He was a permanent fixture in Fairhope’s funky world of artists, a gentle literary giant, authoring nine novels and a children’s play before communing with Edgar Cayce, who guided his final turn at the craft. The result of that collaboration was The Return of Edgar Cayce. C. Terry Cline Jr., though, would not take credit. “I didn’t write it,” he laughed, “Edgar Cayce did.”
Born in Birmingham “on a train going out” he always said of his short stay there, Terry would have been 78 on July 14. A memorial is being planned for June 30 at Henry George Park in Fairhope at 10:30 a.m. He would insist that he hasn’t really left us, but the physical body did early Tuesday morning, May 21. A few days before, we left him a note and are comforted to know that he heard our bon voyage. What we don’t know for sure is whether he wrote his final book in the buff, as he claimed he always did, but it makes us giggle to think so. Read More…
