In addition to a career as a newspaper editor, publisher, and manager, I’ve written fiction most of my life. The newspaper biz has taken my family and me from Phoenix, Arizona, to small towns in North Carolina and Texas, and from seven years in Washington, D.C., to five years in Asia. Born and raised a small-town kid, I’m as comfortable in Tokyo or Tuna, Texas. I now reside in a small community in Wisconsin where I manage the business operations of a daily newspaper. The variety of places I’ve lived and visited serve as settings for the characters who invade my head.
I have two novels published (Hannah's Voice, Carry Me Away), and the third in the works.
I’ve had a dozen short stories published in several print anthologies and e-zines, and several articles on the craft of writing fiction.
I also edit fiction and non-fiction books for authors from around the world. It helps that I’m fluent in five languages: U.S. English, U.K. English, Canadian English, and Australian English, plus my native language, Texan.
The Tribal planning was a wonderful job and I absolutely loved it. Being a college professor was very predictable. I enjoyed working with the students, but the sameness of the schedule was sometimes exhausting. The teaching itself was fun, though.
Becca Wilson
It's nice to meet you too Robb! I am an avid reader and love to connect with authors and other book lover extraordinaires :)
Jun 13, 2014
Karen Arrowood
:-) Robb, we already know each other, from the EP street team... we just haven't interacted much before. So glad to see you here too.
Jun 13, 2014
Michelle Willms
The Tribal planning was a wonderful job and I absolutely loved it. Being a college professor was very predictable. I enjoyed working with the students, but the sameness of the schedule was sometimes exhausting. The teaching itself was fun, though.
It's a joy to meet you.
Jun 13, 2014
Nikita Mattes
Hello Robb,Nice meeting you too!
Jun 13, 2014
Courtney Whisenant
Thanks! It's nice to meet you :)
Jun 13, 2014
Barbara Mikasek
Thanks. Nice to meet you, too.
Jun 17, 2014