Book Signing – Donald Witten

Donald Witten’s Storyteller: An 18 Year Memoir, takes a nostalgic walk back through a simpler time in small town America. Set in the timber community of Roseburg in southern Oregon, this book looks at the universal themes of family; religion and spirituality; first loves; struggles in school; the tumultuous times that were the 60s, and how this all stitched together to form a life. Canadian writer Paula Roberts-Banks says, “Don has succeeded in creating a tapestry of words, beautifully crafted, poetic and evocative, that is as much an expression of a generation as it is his own very personal narrative.”

Bio

Donald Witten is a retired educator and basketball coach. He taught high school English in Klamath Falls, Monmouth/Independence, McMinnville, and Oakland. He spends his time now writing, and working on the Perrydale Ranch, five acres of dust and trouble in God’s Country, Perrydale, Oregon. He shares his ranch bunkhouse with his wife of 50 years Jody, aka, “Tom,” and their prankster cat Woodstock, aka, “Peanut.”