Is there a group like facebook or a forum anymore for clint Walker fans? I just discovered him after be died and would love to know more about this wonderful christian man.
Hi deb. How did you know about ward Allen and Albert the,alley cat are you from Milwaukee. If so. How cool is that. I grew up there too. Nw side by the old lamp in. Ever heard of it. Never went there myself. But it was,a well know landmark. DJ
Is there any chance the late Mr.Clint Walker has some autographed photos still lying around for sale?? i'm guessing his wife is still alive and well?? I reside only about an hour from Grass Valley
I was searching the internet for any website that contains information about his favorite books, and as I couldn't find anything yet, I thought the best is to ask his fans, and I'll be thankful if I received an answer, have a good day.
@@debco12 Thank you for your reply, according to Wikipedia he wrote a novel with Kirby Jones called Yaqui Gold, but I found on his supposed to be account on Goodreads other books along with the novel like How to be successful and also Long Arrows, are they related to him or is it a similarity of names? Thank you, have a good day.
@@hamedmohamed8594 Clint did co-write Yaqui Gold with KJ however, the sequel was another matter. The statement below was made by Clint when KJ published the book 'Long Arrow' without Clint's knowledge or consent. After this was brought to Amazon's attention, the book was pulled and KJ released it under a different title soon after but still using Clint's name as co-author to garner sales. ================= This is Clint Walker warning you not to buy the book 'Long Arrow'. It will not be the book I promised you. You will be disappointed. Kirby Jonas and I were supposed to be co-authors and both signed a contract with stipulations, one of which that the book could not be published without the approval and consent of both parties. The idea was mine and I had named all the characters and the parts they would play. Mr. Jonas wrote some good things and some that I could not approve of, things that I felt were inappropriate to the story, not believable or in keeping with the quality that I was hoping for. When I disagreed on certain scenes, Kirby blocked my phone calls and only would communicate through email. For scenes mutually agreed upon this was acceptable but not when discussion was needed. While I continued to work on the story, Kirby was supposed to be doing research and working on certain scenes. I was informed, however, that he was writing two other books instead which was when I put the book on the shelf. At any time in the ensuing years Mr. Jonas wanted to resume writing the book, I would have been willing to do so. All he had to do was pick up the phone. I continued to work on the book from time to time and I also registered everything we had at that time with the Library of Congress in both our names. The reason I did that was after our first book 'Yaqui Gold' was first printed, it was pointed out to me that the book was registered in Kirby's name only. At that point, I contacted the Library of Congress and found 'Yaqui Gold' was not legitimately registered in both our names and completed the process so that it would be. I paid for everything and Kirby contributed nothing towards the costs nor was there ever any thanks. Contrary to Mr. Jonas claims, there was never a registered letter or communication of any kind from him that I saw about publishing the book. He could have phoned me at any time but didn't. I don't know how much of my writing and research he used as I have never seen the book. I have only recently been informed it was published and being sold. Had I known what he was up to, I would have immediately taken legal steps to stop him. Kirby has not been honest with you about the book 'Long Arrow' and I cannot recommend it. Clint Walker Sept 2015
Is there a group like facebook or a forum anymore for clint Walker fans? I just discovered him after be died and would love to know more about this wonderful christian man.
There is the Clint Walker Official Facebook group. It was the only group Clint authorized.
Hi deb.
How did you know about ward Allen and Albert the,alley cat are you from Milwaukee. If so. How cool is that. I grew up there too. Nw side by the old lamp in. Ever heard of it. Never went there myself. But it was,a well know landmark. DJ
I do thank that he is a good man
Is there any chance the late Mr.Clint Walker has some autographed photos still lying around for sale?? i'm guessing his wife is still alive and well?? I reside only about an hour from Grass Valley
No, I'm afraid they don't have anything to sell at this time. And yes, his wife is alive and well.
Ok thank you
I was searching the internet for any website that contains information about his favorite books, and as I couldn't find anything yet, I thought the best is to ask his fans, and I'll be thankful if I received an answer, have a good day.
He was a life-long student who enjoyed non-fiction and bible study. When he did read fiction, he preferred adventures based on true stories.
@@debco12 Thank you for your reply, according to Wikipedia he wrote a novel with Kirby Jones called Yaqui Gold, but I found on his supposed to be account on Goodreads other books along with the novel like How to be successful and also Long Arrows, are they related to him or is it a similarity of names? Thank you, have a good day.
@@hamedmohamed8594 Clint did co-write Yaqui Gold with KJ however, the sequel was another matter. The statement below was made by Clint when KJ published the book 'Long Arrow' without Clint's knowledge or consent. After this was brought to Amazon's attention, the book was pulled and KJ released it under a different title soon after but still using Clint's name as co-author to garner sales.
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This is Clint Walker warning you not to buy the book 'Long Arrow'. It will not be the book I promised you. You will be disappointed. Kirby Jonas and I were supposed to be co-authors and both signed a contract with stipulations, one of which that the book could not be published without the approval and consent of both parties. The idea was mine and I had named all the characters and the parts they would play. Mr. Jonas wrote some good things and some that I could not approve of, things that I felt were inappropriate to the story, not believable or in keeping with the quality that I was hoping for.
When I disagreed on certain scenes, Kirby blocked my phone calls and only would communicate through email. For scenes mutually agreed upon this was acceptable but not when discussion was needed. While I continued to work on the story, Kirby was supposed to be doing research and working on certain scenes.
I was informed, however, that he was writing two other books instead which was when I put the book on the shelf. At any time in the ensuing years Mr. Jonas wanted to resume writing the book, I would have been willing to do so. All he had to do was pick up the phone.
I continued to work on the book from time to time and I also registered everything we had at that time with the Library of Congress in both our names. The reason I did that was after our first book 'Yaqui Gold' was first printed, it was pointed out to me that the book was registered in Kirby's name only. At that point, I contacted the Library of Congress and found 'Yaqui Gold' was not legitimately registered in both our names and completed the process so that it would be. I paid for everything and Kirby contributed nothing towards the costs nor was there ever any thanks.
Contrary to Mr. Jonas claims, there was never a registered letter or communication of any kind from him that I saw about publishing the book. He could have phoned me at any time but didn't. I don't know how much of my writing and research he used as I have never seen the book. I have only recently been informed it was published and being sold. Had I known what he was up to, I would have immediately taken legal steps to stop him. Kirby has not been honest with you about the book 'Long Arrow' and I cannot recommend it.
Clint Walker
Sept 2015
@@debco12 Thank you very much for your time, I highly appreciate that, and of course for clearing my misunderstanding, hope you are having a good day.
@@hamedmohamed8594 You are quite welcome.