Vincent Yanez BootsnAll Author Vincent Yanez has been wandering around since he can remember. He was born in Arizona, where he grew up in the usual way and did the usual things. His only claim to semi-fame is a collection of cartoons called WellBitten, available at Powells.com. Having recently moved to New York, he sends
Vincent Yanez
BootsnAll Author
Vincent Yanez has been wandering around since he can remember. He was born in Arizona, where he grew up in the usual way and did the usual things. His only claim to semi-fame is a collection of cartoons called WellBitten, available at Powells.com.
Having recently moved to New York, he sends his writings to major publishers, in an attempt to either become published or annoy them silly. Each rejection he receives goes toward a paper-maché airplane he is building, which he will someday fly to the desert, in search of the Little Prince.
Inquiries or feedback, contact: vineeya@hotmail.com
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