David L. Haase is a former journalist who got his start as a free-lancer covering the war in Viet-Nam. He helped produce the Watergate hearings on public TV; won awards for uncovering corruption in state prisons and for documenting the failure of a public education system; traveled the campaign trail with presidential candidates and spoke about freedom of the press in Eastern European countries as communism fell. In the mid-1990s, he wrote a pioneering column about the new Internet technology before blogs were ever created.
Newly retired, he's turned his reporter's eye to fiction, scifi and supernatural adventure stories. But first, he had to write his story, of growing up in a combat zone, being fed a diet of official lies and witnessing death in multiple varieties.
