Randolph Randy Camp speaking to students at East High School
Randolph Randy Camp, October 2014
Randolph Randy Camp at WBFO Radio with Reporter Eileen Buckley, October 2014.
Randy Camp with friend Karen (dark hair) and Ms. Conley on May 2, 2014 at ECC Scholarship Luncheon in Williamsville, NY.
Author Randolph Randy Camp at ECC, March 2014
Randolph Randy Camp, Class of ’79, Spotsylvania High
Randolph Randy Camp’s ‘TONY’S BIKE’ Logline:
Author Randolph Randy Camp
Randolph Randy Camp was born on March 12, 1961 in rural Spotsylvania County, Virginia. Randy attended both John J. Wright Elementary School and Robert E. Lee Elementary School during his early years. In reflection, Randy is quoted in saying that seeing the racial tension between Blacks and Whites at an early age, most likely, was certainly one of the reasons why he became so detail-oriented, thus making him the imaginative, prolific writer he is today. Because at an early age, he’d learned to study the body langauge, especially facial expressions of the Whites who would give a certain look and wouldn’t say a word when a Black person would enter a store , or perhaps, come near them. At first, the John J. Wright School was an all-Black school and Robert E. Lee Elementary had all White students. When the laws changed to mix the schools, Randy is quoted in saying that he absolutely noticed the very distinctive facial expressions and body language of those who didn’t initially agree with those laws. Randy attended John J. Wright Middle School through 6th and 7th grade, and Spotsylvania Jr. High through 8th and 9th grade. During Randy Camp’s 1974-1975 8th Grade, he achieved a great accomplishment and received a PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARD for attending 180 straight days of school. Randy attended Spotsylvania Senior High School and graduated as an HONOR STUDENT with a GPA of 3.13 in June 1979. Some of Randy’s high school classes include SPEECH-DRAMA, ALGEBRA, SOCIALOGY, GENERAL BUSINESS and HORTICULTURE.
Another one of Randy’s proud accomplishments during his early years came on June 5, 1979, just two weeks before his high school graduation, when the local newspaper, The Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star, published Randy’s ‘LETTER TO THE EDITOR’ article entitled ‘Put Something Back, Graduates Urge.’ After graduating high school, Randy joined the US Air Force. While in the US Air Force, Randy was awarded several ribbons and medals for his achievements and accomplishments, such as the Air Force Good Conduct Medal, Air Force Training Ribbon, Air Force Longevity Service Ribbon, the Air Force Overseas Short Tour Ribbon and the Air Force Achievement Medal. *(see Erie Community College-ECC below) While stationed at Kadena Air Force Base on Okinawa Japan during 1980 and 1981, Randy made good use of his free time by attending night courses at the Overseas Division of University of Maryland University College. Randy’s undergraduate studies included WRITING, SOCIALOGY, NUTRITION and HUMAN GENETICS. Randy’s college GPA was 3.667 
Author Randolph Randy Camp with Mr. Tim Wagner’s class at East High School in Buffalo, NY . Photo taken after a Question and Answer Presentation about Randy Camp’s first novel WET MATCHES.
Another great achievement in Randy’s life was winning the Quarter-Finals Prize for his two stories “WET MATCHES” and “…THEN THE RAIN” at The Writers Network 14th Annual Screenplay & Fiction Competition in Los Angeles, California. In 2012- 2013, Randy attended Erie Community College- City Campus (ECC), in Buffalo, NY where his Associate of Science Degree was in the field of Mental Health Studies and Substance Abuse Counseling. On May 3, 2013 Randy was honored with the David Conley Perseverance Scholarship at ECC for his outstanding community involvement and his academic tenacity.
Randolph Camp is honored with the David Conley Scholarship on May 3, 2013 at Erie Community College.
* ‘Wet Matches: A Novel’ is now available on Amazon.
Author Randolph Randy Camp at Buffalo Central Library
*Learn More at http://rcstories.weebly.com 
‘FALSE DANDELIONS’ is available on Amazon
Contemporary novelist Randolph Randy Camp being honored by the Buffalo Erie County Public Library staff for having his three novels go into circulation at all local branches.
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Author Randolph R. Camp attends ECC Scholarship Luncheon on May 3, 2013
Randolph Randy Camp’s fourth novel “29 Dimes” is a love story amid a crazy, explosive summer.
One summer. Seven hearts. 29 Dimes. It wasn’t your typical LA summer. No one could’ve predicted what happened that day in Silver Lake. It was a summer of passion, confusion, and growth.
One hot, crazy summer.
Seven hungry hearts.
29 Dimes.
Award-winning, prolific writer Randolph Randy Camp creates a moving, tender love story amid a wild, crazy summer as Teki, Ronnie, Pepe, Brittany, Kalib, Tip, and Valerie each will have an experience that will forever shape and change their young lives.
Valerie has the kind of natural beauty that belongs on magazine covers. All the guys in Silver Lake dream about her. One guy will get lucky this summer and win her heart.
A gifted storyteller, Randolph Randy Camp offers the reader a realistic glimpse of the Los Angeles community of Silver Lake. If you still believe that love can happen to the most unlikely people and love still can be found in the most unusual place, then Randolph Randy Camp’s ’29 Dimes: A Love Story’ is certainly a must-read for you.
One Summer. Seven Hearts. 29 Dimes.
