Wayne Smith

Wayne Smith was born in the Panama Canal Zone in 1948. He grew up in northern New Jersey, spent a year in Windham College (which no longer exists) in Putney, VT, where he "tuned in, turned on, and dropped out." He moved to San Francisco where he held several McJobs before beginning a brief career in radio, first as a disc-jockey, then a talk-show host (before talk radio became the partisan propaganda machine it is today), and finally a news reporter. Covering and writing several news stories a day re-awakened his interest in writing, and he eventually left radio to write horror novels. By 1991, when THOR was published, the horror genre had all but shut down, and the market for adult horror became virtually non-existent. His adult vampire novel, NIGHTLIFE is now available only as a Kindle download.

I am NOT the author of Waffle House Diaries, but apparently, Amazon was designed without any provision for human fine-tuning, so I'm listed as the author of a book I didn't write.