Call My Name the Wind

Call My Name the Wind is introduced by a Native American myth that knits its way through the story and focuses on Matt Steele, who driven by blood inflicted events, conceals his Native background. He descends into the quagmire of white supremacist violence and despair until the epiphany that brings him together with Gloria Palmer who helps him return to the destiny tattooed across his genetic pool.

David Oser, having grown up in the South Bronx's intimacy of ethnic and religious diversity, has recaptured his romance with writing born in a public library. A graduate of New York schools and universities, the US Army, and early occupations that took him to locations as varied as Los Angeles, New Iberia, Kansas City, Tampa, Moultrie, Baton Rouge, and other small towns, all followed by high school and college teaching, he befriended memorable characters who inhabit his novels.