Still Just Doug - Alexander, D. Douglas
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Leelanau County author D. Douglas Alexander writes mostly true stories about his varied hunting, life adventures, and legal experiences, usually with a humorous take on them all. From courtrooms across southeast Michigan to the wilderness of Alaska, he takes the reader on a wild ride via varied short stories intended to amuse and provoke thought. Whether fighting the elements in harsh weather or criticizing law enforcement and the judiciary, he never loses his sense of humor, respect for Mother Nature, and the joy of being a father, husband, storyteller, archer, hunter, fisherman, and amateur…mehr

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Leelanau County author D. Douglas Alexander writes mostly true stories about his varied hunting, life adventures, and legal experiences, usually with a humorous take on them all. From courtrooms across southeast Michigan to the wilderness of Alaska, he takes the reader on a wild ride via varied short stories intended to amuse and provoke thought. Whether fighting the elements in harsh weather or criticizing law enforcement and the judiciary, he never loses his sense of humor, respect for Mother Nature, and the joy of being a father, husband, storyteller, archer, hunter, fisherman, and amateur chef. This collection of stories is eclectic, moving, and intended to entertain and appeal to a broad audience. A former friend denigrated his stories as being "Just Doug," hence the title.
Autorenporträt
Born in Ohio and raised in Michigan, D. Douglas Alexander has hunted and fished in many states and enjoyed seemingly fantastic adventures wherever life took him. He makes his home in Leelanau County, Michigan and has been a licensed attorney for over forty-two years. He founded a law firm that grew to ten attorneys with clients across the state, yet found time to be a loving father, husband and adventurer in wild places and courtrooms. He delights in regaling listeners and readers with his stories, and at sixty-seven, he still seeks new adventures and experiences that may become fodder for yet more of Just Doug.