The Bio of G. B. Miller

While working as a payroll clerk in state government back in 2006 (and with a little encouragement from friends & co-workers) G.B. decided to take up writing so as to make better use of his free time. In 2007, in a crisis of conscience, G.B. dove head long into the shallow water of chat rooms, so as to get the basic skills needed in order to write like he knew what he was talking about.

By the spring of 2008 (with a little encouragement from friends), G.B. packed his quill and parchment and moved over to the blog world, where he promptly created his first mainstream blog called Cedar's Mountain. In late 2013, he created a new and improved mainstream blog entitled Father Nature's Corner, and promptly turned his first one into a living archive.

Sadly, this new blog lasted until early 2017 and this too has been turned into a semi-archive, in that it will now become a monthly writing related blog. He can now be found on his new Tumblr blog, I Are Writer!, a stream-of-conscience blog with his writing adventures as the theme that ties all the posts together.

In the past 9 1/2 years, blogging has been extremely good to G.B., as he honed his writing skills to the point where he has had a modicum of success with his writing: two published short stories, two self-pubbed novellas, five self-published e-books (including two short story anthologies), his commercial debut novel, and a reissue of his commercial debut

When he's not creating written mayhem in the cyber world and real world, G.B. spends his free time screwing up people's paychecks and playing head games with the family.

If you want to get a different take on what he writes, please check out his short story trilogy.





Sunday, August 4, 2013

Short Story Trilogy "Broken Promises"

Available at Smashwords


Love anew. Love misplaced. Love taboo.
Three incredible short stories that present a unique and pleasant twist to those familiar themes.
In "The Right Thing", Tim is forced to work through the heartbreak of his childhood sweetheart dropping him for another as he roams a local town festival.
"Singularly Married" showcases how the love for another can be sadly misconstrued, misunderstood and mislead.
Finally, "Friends With Benefits" shows how two longtime bff's take their deep respect and love for one another to a place that no one could truly understand. 

My fellow friends, readers, bloggers and passerbys, I would like to introduce to you my latest self-published e-book entitled "Broken Promises". While it is very clean, it does have adult situations/adult language, so it's not suitable for anyone under 18.

Now available in most e-reader formats at Smashwords.
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