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Bill Scheller

Bill Scheller

Bill Scheller

Bill Scheller is an intrepid travel writer and journalist. His byline has appeared in numerous publications, including National Geographic Traveler, Islands, National Geographic World, The Washington Post Magazine, The Christian Science Monitor,... Read full bio

Author Revealed:
Q. What is your motto or maxim?
A. Go ahead, have some more.
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My life in 8 words: "Wife, son, house, dog, fortunately still no job."
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What is your motto or maxim?
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Bill Scheller Revealed

Q. What is your motto or maxim? A. Go ahead, have some more. Q. If you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would you choose to be? A. Other than at my fireside in Vermont? Maybe skiing, late afternoon, surrounded by aplenglow. Or in cozy bistro like the Bris Bise in Gaspé, Quebec. Q. What’s your best quality? A. Ability to keep old friends Q. How would you describe perfect happiness? A. A just-right balance of time and money, which are often mutually exclusive. Other than that, sitting up in a tree in Eastside Park, Paterson, New Jersey, with a pile of Uncle Scrooge comics on a summer afternoon in 1958. Q. Who is your favorite fictional villain? A. As a group, anyone small-minded and petty who has power over others, like Mrs. Bridgetower in Robertson Davies' Salterton Trilogy, or Irene Pollock in Alexander McCall Smith's 44 Scotland Street series. These people are worse than the obvious hateful and violent choices for this category. Learn more about Bill Scheller