Author and musician David Teems recently spent time promoting his latest Thomas Nelson release, Tyndale: The Man Who Gave God An English Voice, while attending the annual International Christian Retail Show (ICRS), held in Orlando, Fla. Highlights of the week included a book signing and numerous media interviews, including CBN.com, "The Mark Daniels Show" on Salem Radio, Body Builders TV, By the Book TV and OnCourse magazine, among others.

"Think about it: I sit behind my desk for more than a year, seven days a week, hours a day working on my latest project, and, then, someone asks me about my book? An interview with a savvy interviewer is almost a form of self-indulgence, but meeting with the media at ICRS this year was a delight," Teems said. "I not only loved the attention they gave to the book, Tyndale, but the attention they gave to William Tyndale himself. In the same spirit, I enjoyed myself tremendously at the Send The Light Distribution Tyndale book signing. I found myself speedtalking most of the day."

For more information about Teems and Tyndale: The Man Who Gave God An English Voice, visit davidteems.com or thomasnelson.com/tyndale

Photo caption, top: David Teems, right, discussed his latest Thomas Nelson release, Tyndale: The Man Who Gave God An English Voice, during an interview at ICRS with Dr. Brenda Miller, left, host and producer of Body Builders TV.  (McCain & Co. Public Relations photo)

Photo caption, bottom: David Teems, left, signs a copy of his latest Thomas Nelson release, Tyndale: The Man Who Gave God An English Voice, for an attendee, right, at ICRS. (McCain & Co. Public Relations photo)

About David Teems:
In addition to his current release, Teems is the author of To Love is Christ (Thomas Nelson, 2005), And Thereby Hangs A Tale (Harvest House, 2010), Discovering Your Spiritual Center: The Power of Psalm 119 (Leafwood 2011) and Majestie: The King Behind the King James Bible (Thomas Nelson, 2010). Majestie was the centerpiece of Thomas Nelson's recent 400th anniversary celebration of the release of the King James Bible in 2011. The biography has earned accolades from reviewers, including Publishers Weekly, who calls it "...a delightful read in every way."

Teems earned his bachelor's degree in psychology from Georgia State University. A talented musician and songwriter, Teems has recorded eight albums, including three spoken word recordings: Hope, More Hope, and Speak To Me (Scripture and music). Teems, his wife Benita, and their family live in Franklin, Tenn.

For more information about David Teems, visit davidteems.com.