Walker Joe Jackson claims to be a "Sweet Onion" born in Vidalia, Georgia. Kicked out of the nest at eighteen he joined the US Air Force and saw some of the world.  His hitch of three years was extended one year by Harry Truman when the Korean war started. After serving eight months of the add on, he attended Georgia Tech and earned a BS Degree in Industrial Engineering. He walked the 'hot sands' and became a Shriner. He loves the game of tennis, playing jazz on his trumpet, ballroom dancing and writing stories. Now, he's a devoted writer working hard creating more stories for readers to enjoy. He has self published 15 books at a professional and popular print-on-demand publisher LULU.COM.

In '79, he moved to Florida and started playing tennis. This lifestyle change resulted in the loss of 53 pounds of ugly lard. His love of tennis attracted him to the green grass of The All England Club Wimbledon. He went 1989 and learned to get the impossible dream, a Centre Court ticket, he'd need to queue over night. That entailed sleeping on the street. The tennis was spectacular and he became addicted. After his fourth backpacking visit, he arrived home and started narrating his adventures. After stringing 51,000 words that he named “Fabulous Wimbledon,” he knew he wanted to write stories for the rest of his life.

Next, he spent six year at writing forums learning the craft while creating two epics: “That Neapolitan Furlough” and “Rose, Ma Petite.” He followed with a sequel to "Rose, Ma Petite” he named "Dual Images - Saint and Sinner." Then, he wrote a PI Adventure he named “Private Dick Hackney McTrite.”  

Jackson recently finished a medical thriller, “Rx Conspiracy Files,” the tenth in the series. It's a wakeup call to patients taking prescription drugs. Read it. The life you save may be your own. Deloris Pillsbury Powers, now married, shines in this book. McTrite is attending the Wimbledon Tournament. He coaches his adopted son and daughter who are playing in the main draws at Wimbledon. However, he solves the snake charmer mystery that's eluded Scotland Yard for years. He almost has the sequel finished. It's  entitled Rx Conspiracy Files Continued. It's a short read.

If he never sells a book, he will not be sleeping in his car or standing in soup lines, but he loves to be read. Thank you.

He loves feedback. Rattle his cage walker@walkerjackson.com.

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