David T Warner
Florida's Traveling Bard

He has great skill in describing Old Florida and the Florida Crackers that used to live here along with their modern ancestors.

Warner has written many articles and short stories for literary, New Age, regional and national magazines.

He has also been a contributing editor to "Gulfshore Life" and "Sarasota Magazine".

He has also written and produced two travel videos, "Bimini By The Sea", and "Cowboys and Indians and UFO's.

He is also one of the contributing authors of "A Book Lovers Guide To Florida".

Warner wanders around Florida and is a keen observer of the people he meets. In earlier days he lived in Sarasota and was a friend of John D. MacDonald.

He and MacDonald and other well known authors, artists and cartoonists used to meet at a "liar's lunch" every Friday afternoon.

The other attendees were author Borden Deal and Hagar the Horrible creator Dik Browne.

Among Warner's other adventures was owning the Sarasota adult movie theater where Pee Wee Herman got busted by the cops.

Warner was an absentee owner when it happened, but he has some interesting stories about those days.

Warner loves Bimini, and once interviewed "the other Hemingway" down there: Papa's brother Leicester.

ABOUT DAVID T. WARNER FLORIDA BOOKS

Here is a listing of some of David T Warner's books that have a Florida theme and setting:

1. (1999) High Sheriff Jim Turner.The sheriff was one of Warner's relatives, an honorable man who dealt with an often dishonorable world in Old Florida.
2. (2001)Vanishing Florida. Warner writes of timeless Florida. He writes of places like Crescent City and the St. Johns River. He tells of places that make Marjorie Kinnan Rawling's books "Cross Creek" and "The Yearling" come alive; of places like Eatonville, where Zora Neale Hurston lived, and St. Petersburg, where Jack Kerouac died; of places like Cassadaga, where you can have your fortune told, and Tallahassee, where the presidency-and our nation's fortunes were twice decided.

David T. Warner has also published numerous articles and short stories with Florida themes and settings.

Most of his books, including one on Bimini, are available at this direct link to Amazon.com: David T. Warner At Amazon.com

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