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9.9.08
Read the latest newspaper and magazine articles about Scott and his various projects, including the recently released Shelter Me, a benefit CD (and documentary) to help end homelessness in Orange County.
5.15.08
Listen to Scott's latest project, a benefit CD titled Shelter Me, 13 original songs by local artists to help end homelessness is Orange County.
6.5.07
Scott recently signed a contract to ghostwrite a non-fiction book with NFL legend Tiki Barber and record-breaking power-lifter Joe Carini, scheduled for release in 2008. Click here for photo.
3.1.07
Scott's
book Built for Sex gets mentioned in the March 2007 "official
publication" of the American Society
of Journalists and Authors (ASJA).
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Media
Shelter Me
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'Shelter Me' From the Cold World
With all the attention Skid
Row in Los Angeles gets, it can
slip the mind of Orange County
residents that homelessness is
an issue present in their own
backyards.
The issue is being addressed
by a group of Orange Coast
College film students who are
taking part in a documentary
called “Shelter Me.”
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Built for Sex
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Getting fit for a reason
Better sex doesn't come from chemistry. It requires exercise.
Page through Scott Hays' new book, "Built for Sex," and you'll see diet and exercise play a crucial part in, um, all kinds of activity.
The book emerged, he says, from a survey of Men's Health magazine readers. "The No. 1 thing they wanted to know was how to improve their sex lives."
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Healthier, sexier men
Though men are often accused of thinking of nothing but sex, one Laguna Beach author's new book, "Built For Sex," encourages men to think about it more, or at least on a deeper level.
The book, by freelance writer Scott Hays, is a study of men's sexuality and the lifestyle for men to have the best sex possible.
"We're sexual beings. It's a drive we men have," Hays said.
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American Society of Journalists
and Authors
Better sex doesn't come from chemistry. It requires exercise.
Page through Scott Hays' new book, "Built for Sex," and you'll see diet and exercise play a crucial part in, um, all kinds of activity.
The book emerged, he says, from a survey of Men's Health magazine readers. "The No. 1 thing they wanted to know was how to improve their sex lives."
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