Shag: The Legendary Dance of the South

by Bo Bryan

The Shag is the state dance of South Carolina. It has remained in a constant state of growth over the past 80 years. The Shag endures, and continues to evolve as part of American dance culture. This beautiful and entertaining reference work documents the history of the Shag, and recounts this unique element of Southern heritage for future generations.

120 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1995

About the author

My interests: Writing, reading, exploration of the self, casual bodybuilding, humanitarian adventure, spiritual awareness, exploration of the self, enjoyment of the passage time.

I read non-fiction when I'm writing: Biography, History, Current Affairs, especially related to military, political, and scientific themes. Last read, "Conquerors: How Portugal Forged the First Global Empire" by Roger Crowley. When not writing, I read the best current fiction I can find, lately: "My Struggle", Karl Ove Knausgaard, "A Little Life", Hanya Yanagihara, "All the Light We Cannot See", Anthony Doerr.

About Me: I am drawn to beauty however it manifests. I'm addicted to peace of mind, as well as its opposite state, romantic love. I'm attracted to speed in machines, but given to slow-strolling as apposed to marching at a vigorous pace. I prefer rich food, but no much of it. I am entertained by anything not related to the dragon of ordinary life.