Uriel Wise

I wrote my first book, Two Weeks To Say Goodbye, at 15 years old, and have been writing ever since. I come from a small town, Gainesville, Florida and was raised between my hometown and Brooklyn, New York due to the separation of my parents. This experience of traveling by train, bus, and plane increased my curiosity and love of adventure and memory of what took place, or what I saw. My Father required steady reading of classics and writing reports on what I learned from the author. I would begin to write my own stories in the form of diaries entries, and develop a great memory for my many adventures. Adventures, I do love and remember!

After graduating secondary school and college at the University of Central Florida, I taught History, Science, Psychology, Publishing, & English to secondary students for seven years between the cities of Orlando, San Francisco & Washington D.C.. My travels would often be injected into my lessons and the stories of my students & colleagues would, in turn, make it into my writings (Tales of Orlando High, The Legends of King Odum, On My Christian Fate).

Currently, I write for the publisher, West Oakland Imports, and am an Editor/Author for The American Mastodon Publication.