“I thoroughly enjoy the prospects of a well written novel; especially when the intrigue is based on real life experiences. Carl Douglass’ novels are both:

Carl Douglass is a man of unusual intellect. His knowledge and interests range far beyond the world of medicine.  In his most recent book “The

The Young Coyote — An excellent descriptive story about a part of rural America in a small town setting.  It reminds me somewhat of my

I think Carl Douglass’s latest books, the SAGA of a NEUROSURGEON, are outstanding.  Each book is full of compelling drama and intrigue that perpetuated my

I just finished reading Saga of a Neurosurgeon, The Young Coyote. The struggles of a child moving at a young age with his mother to

Carl Douglass’s books are vivid and engaging; written for the well-educated who are unafraid of an extensive English vocabulary, and multiple foreign language and philosophical

I am writing this on a Sunday. Saturday morning I started Carl Douglass’s “All in Jest” and haven’t been able to put it down. I

 THE YOUNG COYOTE, by Carl Douglass, tells the beginning of the story—the saga—of a boy who will succeed, whatever the cost to himself or to

ANYTHING GOES, by my now favorite author, Carl Douglass, begins where THE YOUNG COYOTE leaves off. Garven Wilsonhulme, escapee from the dust and ignorance of his hometown,

HEAVEN AND HELL, by Carl Douglass, the retired neurosurgeon turned author, finds young Garven Wilsonhulme back in Arizona because he cannot return to Stanford with

 THE LONG CLIMB, by Carl Douglass, is the irreverent and uncompromising saga of a surgeon in training during the bygone era during which I did my

 ACADEMIA: THE LAW of the JUNGLE, is the fifth and shortest of the series of books by Carl Douglass, a retired neurosurgeon of my vintage. I

THE VULTURE and THE PHOENIX, by Carl Douglass, is the last and the longest of the fascinating six book series: THE SAGA of a NEUROSURGEON.This book of

  ALL IN JEST, by Carl Douglass, is my favorite book of all of his novels, and, in fact of all the fiction books I

 THE LAST PHOENIX, by Carl Douglass, is an historical novel that exactly fits my interests. I am a military history buff, and I like the way

“Just finished “Finders Keepers, Losers Weep” all 638 pages. The details, background , vocabulary, insights kept me immersed for days……even after I put the book

“Best book I have ever read!” -Patty Wray Deaton