Jason Boyett
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Jason Boyett is the author of a number of books combining popular culture, spirituality, and humor. These include the memoir O Me of Little Faith as well as Pocket Guide to the Afterlife, Pocket Guide to Sainthood, Pocket Guide to the Bible, and Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse. He lives in Texas, United States. He blogs at Beliefnet and his work has appeared at Salon.com and The Daily Beast. He has been interviewed on the History Channel for his expertise on the Bible.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ History Channel Show: Decoding the Past
[edit] External links
- http://www.jasonboyett.com
- http://www.omeoflittlefaith.com
- http://amarillo.com/stories/052110/new_16629106.shtml
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