W C Dick

W. C. Dick grew up into the trucking business and Wyoming and started driving trucks at the age of 14. He has traveled over most of the country by both trucks and on motorcycles. He has raced both motorcycles and stock cars, and owned a motorcycle dealership. He has a bachelors degree in human services and worked for a few years as a mentor and advocate for kids and families. While working toward his degrees, he developed an interest in writing and has written articles for a couple of magazines. Although this story was written a few years ago, semi retirement has allowed the pursuit of publication of this book and a continuation of his writing.

I developed an interest in history, and the lessons we might learn from the study of it, at an early age. My history instructor, Norman Dickinson, told me to not only look at what was taught, but research all aspects of a situation from every side. That is what I try to do in all aspects of my research, writing, and life in general. That is why, although I write fiction, I try to stay as accurate as I can with anything bordering on history. You will also notice that I use tomahawks and knives in my story. This stems from my enjoying throwing these weapons at trapper rendezvous in my area. Wayne Dick