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"Alan Watts, an English immigrant to the United States, played perhaps a more central role than any other popularizer of Zen since Suzuki. Although Watts neither consistently practiced meditation nor called himself a Buddhist, his books, such as The Way Of Zen (1957), reached thousands and drew many to organized Zen practice."~New Historical Atlas Of Religion In America(pg.266.)
