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Gerald J Tate Male Northern Ireland United Kingdom: Like

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Brief Biography (Authors Required - Others, optional): Well, i'm married, with two daughters. My main love is writing, but I also love to travel when I get the time. I've been writing for about four years now, which I hope will continue long into the future.

What Products/Services Do You Want to Sell, if Any?: I have authored four books, Cappawhite, Beyond the Forest's Edge, Hot Sand, Cool Sea, and my latest novel which has just been released is called, From Sparta.

Cappawhite won book of the year 07 with Allbooks Review, and Beyond the Forest's Edge won Book of the year 08.

From Sparta has just been short listed for book of the year 2010 with Spinetinglers publishing.

Who referred you/how did you learn of us?: I was referred by Shirley Roe, Allbooks Review.

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At 3:21pm on October 21, 2009, Gregg J. Haugland said…: Gerry,

I just realized I had a post from you over a month ago - my bad for not responding as I haven't quite gotten into the habit of checking here often. Drop me a note if you are still interested in talking about screenplays

Gregg

At 3:47am on September 16, 2009, Gilbert Samuel Schriber said…: I did not answer your question. Yes to Jeramiah Johnston. Very good movie. It was taken from a very old book called "Crow Killer." In the book, Jeramiah was known to eat the liver of the Crow Indians that he killed. According to most facts, nothing was mentioned about eating the liver, but he did indeed mark them in some way.

At 5:00am on September 14, 2009, Gilbert Samuel Schriber said…: Gerald
Thank you for your comment. As for the re-enacting... all you have to do is punch up buckskinning, or Mountain men, or rendezvous. You will be surprized at how much comes up. To really get the "feel" of it, one has to walk amoung the lodges during a re-enactment. Smell the woodsmoke, or somone cooking over an open fire, possibly a flute or dulcimer playing in the background. AS you are walking along, someone steps out of a tipi with an ominous critter perched on top his head! Do not be alarmed... it is his hat.
I hope you are somewhat enlightened---- Gil Schriber

At 2:56pm on September 13, 2009, Patrick J Schnerch said…: Hi Gerald,

Thank-you for your kind words and ecouragement. I am much better now. Back in the saddle! I like your work, keep it up!