Max Schott

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Max Schott (12 February 1935) is a famous writer. Max was raised as a farmer in Southern California. He received his Bachelors in "Animal Husbandry" from UC Davis and his Masters in "English" from the University of California, Santa Barbara [1].

He writes stories, often about the "simpler" life on a farm.

Max is was a "Writer in Residence" for a number of years at College of Creative Studies at UCSB.

[edit] Works

[edit] Books

Up Where I Used to Live: Stories (Illinois Short Fiction) (ISBN 0-252-00720-4)

Murphy’s Romance: A Novel (ISBN 0-88496-197-4)

Ben: A Novel (ISBN 0-86547-430-3)

Keeping Warm : Essays and Stories (ISBN 1-880284-64-2)

[edit] Films

Murphy’s Romance - Original Story

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