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About Samuel I was born in Weedpatch, I have a Ph. D. in Human Behavior and am a full time writer and author. I've made contributions of my books to the Weedpatch Memorial Library and had book signings at Russo's Books. Two of my books are presently in print, a novel about two children growing up in Bakersfield during WWII titled Donnie and Jean, an angel's story and a non-fiction book Birds With Broken Wings. This about the relations between men and women. User Name:samheath Real Name:Samuel Heath Member Since:February 02, 2007 Last Signed In:September 06, 2008 Profile Views:621 Blog Views:2691 Samuel's Interests writing See what other people are into today... Samuel's Favorite Links The American Poet/Weedpatch Gazette

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Comment From: jeri80

i am jerianne just signing in Comment From: ajeno62

Thank you Sam; and I would be more than delighted to send you a copy of my book

to the P.O. Box you gave me in Bodfish.

Author House is about 2 weeks behind schedule, so as soon as I have my free issues in my hands one will be on its way to you.

Thank you again for  your openess and willingness to read my book!

Joe Tetro

Comment From: ajeno62

Hi Samuel. You seem to be a man of substance who's pretty connected. I'm a 72 year old child of the fifties and sixties and quite new to networking of any kind. Would like to add you as a friend. I have a book coming out called "Lost in America" (Memoirs of a Maverick) as soon as I do the cover sign off which should happen in the next couple of weeks. Perhaps I could give you one of my signed free copies and see how you like it. If you think its worth the paper it's written on and a drive to Weedpatch maybe you could recommend it to your MySpace friends. Nick Belardes had the following to say about it: "Joe Tetro's memoir is a raw journey and adventurous read, a real bull ride through the consciousness of America." Well, raw journeys don't appeal to everybody, but taken vicsriously some aesthetic distance may be acheived. lol Comment From: LomelEZ

Thanks for the add. I really enjoy reading your blogs. =)

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