Curling up with a good book is one of the joys of winter. Weeping Willow Books has something for every reader on your list. You can buy them all online at the Weeping Willow Books shop. For Him: "Sharkbait, A Fight Surgeon's Odyssey in Vietnam." Follow 28-year-old Guy Clark, M.D., through 1966 and '67 as he cares for and flies mission with the elite pilots of Cam Ranh Bay. His tour of duty found Clark flying more than 90 bombing missions over Vietnam and Laos in the Phantom F

Contact: Marcia Meier, Publisher Weeping Willow Books Marcia@weepingwillowbooks.com “Sharkbait, A Flight Surgeon’s Odyssey in Vietnam” is now available in paperback from Weeping Willow Books. This memoir is based on detailed daily journal entries by Guy S. Clark, M.D., who served as a U.S. Air Force flight surgeon during the Vietnam War. In early 1966, Clark was a 28-year-old Air Force physician with a pilot’s license headed to Vietnam. It was exactly what Dr. Clark had hope

Guy S. Clark's memoir Sharkbait: A Flight Surgeon's Odyssey in Vietnam has received tremendous feedback from readers all around the world since its publication last year. It is currently available in hardback and e-book versions. Due to the strong interest in this book, we've decided to give you a paperback version as well. Look for it this fall! In the meantime, enjoy the Sharkbait reviews on Amazon, and write your own! "The true-life story of a doctor who served in the Viet

'Sharkbait' author Guy S. Clark, M.D., was interviewed recently on Literary Gumbo, a weekly look at the world of writing. Host Fred Klein interviewed Clark about growing up on a farm in Georgia, graduating from Emory University in three years, and heading to Vietnam at age 28 to serve as a physician -- and copilot -- to the elite Air Force pilots serving at Kam Ranh bay. Click here or on the link below to watch the interview #VietnamWar #Sharkbait #VietnamWarVeterans #Vietnam

"Sharkbait," a flight surgeon's memoir of his year flying with the elite pilots of the 12th Air Force squadron out of Cam Ranh Bay during the Vietnam War, has received high praise from the prestigious Kirkus Reviews. The memoir, written by retired physician Guy S. Clark M.D. of Santa Barbara, California, earned glowing words from the well-known literary review. "A thorough memoir of a flight surgeon’s adrenaline-filled experiences in the Vietnam War," Kirkus wrote. The entire