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W.H. Buzzard

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in Tyler, Texas, The United States

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As a troubled unmanageable teenager headed for self-destruction, the author once complained to an an older gentleman who had taken an interest that he was out of control, addicted, full of anger, and in constant trouble. "For thirty days," the wise old gentleman replied, "do one thing everyday for one hour you don't want to do for someone else. After a month you'll be self-disciplined." Lo and behold, his advice worked. This began a lifelong pursuit of effectual wisdom.

WH Buzzard has reached an age when he would like to pass along such hard-won wisdom to following generations in tongue-and-cheek adventure books. A West Texan at heart, he now lives in central Texas with his wife and spends his time writing, reading, swimming laps, and taking ...more

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Being from Texas, your writing immediately catches my eye, and it looks like good reading, too. Is Buzzard a pen name?

W.H. Buzzard Sorry, Michael, not to answer sooner. Health problems. Yes, WH Buzzard is a pen name. They called me that in high school because they said I looked li…moreSorry, Michael, not to answer sooner. Health problems. Yes, WH Buzzard is a pen name. They called me that in high school because they said I looked like one. Nice people, huh? (less)

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When will number 4 be released?

W.H. Buzzard Thanks for your question. I'm supposed to have the finished manuscript to the editor by summer's end. Then one more rewrite and publication so I'm gue…moreThanks for your question. I'm supposed to have the finished manuscript to the editor by summer's end. Then one more rewrite and publication so I'm guessing this fall....if nothing else intervenes. I hope all is well with you. WHB (less)

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	There Is A Generation: Kids of "The Greatest Generation" (Kids of The Greatest Generation Book 1) 3.73 avg rating — 314 ratings — published 2015 — 10 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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There once was a simplistic farmer and his equally naïve wife who had some beautiful, plump chickens in a secure coop. They also had a few prize chicks that were the pride of their lives. One day a sly coyote, the leader of a pack, wanted badly for he and his hungry pals to get at the farmer’s chickens. Unable to dig under the cement curbing surrounding the coop or locate an opening in the wire fe Read more of this blog post »

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