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John Maddox Roberts was born in Ohio and was raised in Texas, California, New Mexico. He has lived in various places in the United States as well as in Scotland, England and Mexico. He was kicked out of college in and joined the Army. He was in the US Army –70, and did a tour in Vietnam. King Of The Wood|John Maddox Roberts, Lanie Learns to Share|Nikki O'Hara Witt, Juggle|Richard Dingman, The Imf, the World Bank, and Economic Policy in Bosnia (Oxfam Working Papers Series)|David Woodward. FFB: King of the Wood by John Maddox Roberts. It must have been frustration for young writers who discovered the pulps their parent’s generation had read were no longer around. Just think of a kid of about 14 or 15 discovering the format in attics, and used book shops and garages around the country.. and of course in those late 60s paperback reprints of the bigger name authors only when these would be pulp writers entered the writing market in the 70s and 80s there was little call.