David
Wayne
Davis
Born:
03/09/1957
Muskegon
,
MI
Died: 08/22/2014
Parents: Mary Lee Berger and Herschel R. Davis
Spouse: Maureen Therese Halloran
Children: Constance Colleen; David Wayne II; Cynthia Beth; Rebecca Lee; Sabryna Grace
Address(es):
Last known:
Hart , MI
Contact Information:
Website : https://www.facebook.com/david.walksasbear
Died: 08/22/2014
Parents: Mary Lee Berger and Herschel R. Davis
Spouse: Maureen Therese Halloran
Children: Constance Colleen; David Wayne II; Cynthia Beth; Rebecca Lee; Sabryna Grace
Address(es):
Last known:
Hart , MI
Contact Information:
Website : https://www.facebook.com/david.walksasbear
Writings
Image | Title | Genre | Audience | Publisher | Date |
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Witiku : the shape-shifter - "An Ely Stone novel" |
Fiction , Horror , Suspense/Thriller | Adult , Teen | United States : Blade Edge Media / Casper WY, Whiskey Creek Press | 2011 -2012 | |
Shamus Ghillie, U.S. Secret Service in Medicine Hat | Historical Fiction , Western | Adult | Casper, WY : Whiskey Creek Press | 2009 | |
Old money | Fantasy , Historical Fiction , Mystery | Adult , Teen | Hawaii : Wildland Press | 2006 | |
Bears den : a view from the lair, newspaper columns 2005-2006 | Non Fiction | Adult | Hawaii : Wildland Press | 2006 | |
The L.P. - Military thriller |
Fiction , Action , Adventure , Suspense/Thriller | Adult | Baltimore : PublishAmerica | 2004 | |
The murmurings: the first Ely Stone novel - Used for a TV series |
Fiction , Mystery , Suspense/Thriller | Adult , Teen | Bloomington, IN : 1stBooks Library/ Casper WY, Whiskey Creek Press | 2002 -2003 | |
How to become a swamp creature : a how-to book for kids on bowhunting for deer | Non Fiction | Children , Teen | Hart, MI : Wildland Press | 1996 -2005 | |
Other writings: - Syndicated Column: "The Bear's Den", The Great Lakes Pilot, published in Grand Marais MI - monthly. Military Articles: numerous articles & photos published over a 21-year career as a U.S. Coast Guard Photojournalist |
What is the aim or goal of your writing:
I write because I love spinning and telling the tale. As a traditional American Indian, and an Inter-Tribal Elder, story-telling is my Shawnee duty. But it is also my particular fancy and infatuation. If this were 500-years ago, I would still be telling stories, albeit around a large circled fire outdoors, or within the tree-barked walls of a wegewa (lodge). It is what I enjoy, thrill to, and long to spend time doing. Apparently some folks do like my books, as evidenced by a television series and fans, etc. The fact that some two-legeds enjoy my stories, well, that… is just icing on the cake. I would still write, even if this wasn't the case, because I just flat-out love telling the tale.
May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No
Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No
Skills:
Author
Education:
Degree | Institution | Location | Date |
---|---|---|---|
1 year of graduate study | University of Southern California | Los Angeles , CA |
Career:
Position | Organization | Location | Date |
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Owner and operator
- a private game warden and security service |
Environmental Wildland Patrol | Hart , MI | 1994 -2010 |
Military Photojournalist
- Small Boat Combat Crewman, Maintenance & Repair Team Leader (carpentry, bldg repair), Armed Federal Boarding Officer/Law Enforcement, Small Boat Engineer, Search & Rescue, etc |
U.S. Coast Guard Reserve | Various locations | 1983 -2004 |
Author/Journalist/Columnist | MI | 1983 -2014 |
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Other Comments:
Kispoko Shawnee
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