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Member Since:
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Douglas A. Schmitt
Biography
"DasWriter" is an alias for Douglas A. Schmitt, a southern fictional writer that believes "Art should reflect Life."
A writer that speaks to the ordinary reader living in an extraordinary world. Douglas grew up in the small town of Bay St. Louis, located in south Mississippi.
He was raised as the fourth of six children. He attended Bay High School in Bay St. Louis, then moved to Biloxi, MS where he attended Jefferson Davis College before transferring to the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, MS.
Coming from a large family, originally from New Orleans, LA -- Douglas grew up heavily inspired by the emotional drive of jazz music and southern literature.
His two favorite southern authors are William Faulkner and Tennessee Williams.
Douglas is a member of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Writers Association.
A writer that speaks to the ordinary reader living in an extraordinary world. Douglas grew up in the small town of Bay St. Louis, located in south Mississippi.
He was raised as the fourth of six children. He attended Bay High School in Bay St. Louis, then moved to Biloxi, MS where he attended Jefferson Davis College before transferring to the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, MS.
Coming from a large family, originally from New Orleans, LA -- Douglas grew up heavily inspired by the emotional drive of jazz music and southern literature.
His two favorite southern authors are William Faulkner and Tennessee Williams.
Douglas is a member of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Writers Association.
Where to find Douglas A. Schmitt online
Books
Adaptation of the Chameleon
by Douglas A. Schmitt
Price:
$3.00 USD.
Words: 92,820.
Language:
English.
Published: July 18, 2012
.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » Suspense
Luke Cardellini is about to embark on the journey of self discovery; filled with hope and pain that will take him to the edge of sanity, as he learns a lesson in life.
But first, he has to fall in love...
With a sociopath.