Hello, all you literature fans out there! What's up?! :P

A Little Bit About Me

My real first name is indeed Walker; my last name is on a need-to-know basis. I'm 21 years old, and I live in Memphis, TN, where I attend college. I am currently studying to be a biophysicist, as I hope to work at NASA someday (hey, if you're going to dream, dream big, I say). The "Wildman" part of my pen-name comes from my love of animals, plants, and all things nature. It also comes from the fact that I share a birthday with Johnny Weismuller, the first man to play Tarzan in the movies.

In addition to writing stories, I also enjoy reading, drawing, playing basketball, playing video games, surfing the internet (how do you think I found this site?), hanging out with friends, watching professional wrestling, game shows and CSI, and aggravating the heck out of my family. I am a Christian, and a deeply religious individual. I have a very close relationship with God. However, I don't force my religion on others...I respect almost all religions, even Islam, and can see most of where they come from. The one religion I can't stand is scientology, as I vehemently disagree with most of their background, teachings and ideas.

I'm a HUGE fan of science fiction and comic books (especially Marvel), and you'll see that in my stories. I'm not ashamed to say that I firmly believe in life on other planets--to say that Earth is the only planet in the universe that can support life is not only ludicrous, it's closed-minded and human-centric.

My idols include Jesus, Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, John Locke, Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, Rachel Carson, The Beatles, Stephen Hawking, Jacques Cousteau and Jack Hanna.

Favorite sport: Pro wrestling (the only REAL sport left on TV...he he he...), with basketball coming in a close second.

Favorite food: Anything Italian

Preferred musical styles: Anything except opera, most rap & hip-hop

Favorite song: "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye

Favorite movie: Jurassic Park

Favorite quote: "Imagination is more important than knowledge." --Albert Einstein