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Steven T. Callan is listed as Author of THE CASE OF THE MISSING GAME WARDEN at Coffeetown Press, a company with 8 employees, based in Redding, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at frontiernet.net and a matched LinkedIn profile for Steven T. Callan.
Steven T. Callan previously worked as Author of THE GAME WARDEN'S SON, "Best Outdoor Book of 2016" (Outdoor Writers Association of CA) at Coffeetown Press and Author of BADGES, BEARS, AND EAGLES—THE TRUE-LIFE ADVENTURES OF A CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME WARDEN at Coffeetown Press. Steven T. Callan holds Bachelor'S Degree from California State University-Chico.
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Steven T. Callan is the award-winning author of THE CASE OF THE MISSING GAME WARDEN, a 2022 "Best First Novel” award finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards and published by Epicenter Press. Callan’s first two books, both nonfiction and published by Coffeetown Press, earned excellent reviews and captured awards. His debut book, BADGES, BEARS, AND EAGLES, was a 2013 “Book of the Year” award finalist (ForeWord Reviews). His second book, THE GAME WARDEN'S SON, was named “Best Outdoor Book of 2016” by the Outdoor Writers Association of California. Callan is the recipient of the 2014, 2015, and 2016 “Best Outdoor Magazine Column” awards from the Outdoor Writers Association of California. The author is an active member of Mystery Writers of America, Western Writers of America, Outdoor Writers Association of California, and Redding Writers Forum. He is currently editing his second novel in the Henry Glance series. Steve grew up in the small Northern California farm town of Orland, where he spent his high-school years playing baseball, basketball, hunting, and fishing. With an insatiable interest in wildlife, he never missed an opportunity to ride along on patrol with his father, a California Fish and Game warden. Steve went on to graduate from CSU, Chico, and attended graduate school at CSU, Sacramento. Hired by the California Department of Fish and Game in 1974, he began his career as a game warden near the Colorado River, promoted to patrol lieutenant in the Riverside/San Bernardino area, and spent the remainder of his thirty-year enforcement career in Shasta County. Callan earned numerous awards for his work in wildlife protection. Passionate about the environment, Steve and his wife, Kathy, are avid anglers, kayakers, bird-watchers, and scuba divers. They live in the Redding area. Learn more about the author and his books at steventcallan.com.
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Kenmore, Washington, United States
Veteran Northern California game warden Norman Bettis and his wife, Martha, lived an idyllic life in the small Sacramento Valley farm town of Gridley. On the morning of December 13, 1956, Norman kissed Martha on the forehead and drove off to work. He had no way of knowing he was destined to stumble into a rat’s nest of commercial duck poachers and.
Seattle, Washington
Retired game warden Steven T. Callan's love of nature and passion for protecting wildlife took root long before he experienced the adventures described in his memoir, BADGES, BEARS, AND EAGLES. In THE GAME WARDEN'S SON, he recounts more of his own investigations, along with those of his game warden father and their colleagues. Intertwined with a half.
Seattle, Washington
Over his thirty-year career as a wildlife protection officer for the California Department of Fish and Game, Steve Callan and his longtime working partner, Dave Szody, conducted some of the most fascinating, complex and highly successful wildlife investigations in California history. Callan also collected a wealth of true stories--action-packed.
Western U.S.
Steven T. Callan has earned the "Best Outdoor Magazine Column" awards for 2014, 2015, and 2016 from the Outdoor Writers Association of California for his "On Patrol" column in the online publications My Outdoor Buddy and Nor Cal Fish Reports.
Colorado River, San Bernardino County
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Steven T. Callan holds Bachelor'S Degree from California State University-Chico.
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