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Todd Wisti is the author of the travelogue 'Full English Breakfast' and has spent the better part of his years writing in one fashion or another.


Background Information

A bass guitarist for various rock’n’roll ensembles over a twelve year period (including the Minneapolis-based bands The Masterbeats and The Landsliders), Wisti wrote and co-wrote pop songs for the unsuspecting public. His attention turned toward creative nonfiction at North Hennepin Community College, after receiving an award and placement of a short story in the college’s quarterly magazine. Born in Oroville, California, he now calls Columbia Heights, Minnesota his home.

Accomplishments

Creative Non-Fiction Award for the short story "An Odd Job" including publication of the story in the magazine Under Construction.



The book Full English Breakfast, published in 2001, wins favorable reviews.