Indelible Ink Adventures of a Baby Boomer

Author Tim Fields is among the first of the generation of baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964. Fields’ stories of "indelible ink moments" are permeated with strong virtues found in faith and family. The no-holds-barred true tales of life with his parents and four brothers in central Kansas are filled with stirring experiences and valuable life lessons. When you read Fields’ narratives you’ll laugh, cry and yearn for simpler days when children were free to roam their communities without threat or fear. The lessons learned by five boys exploring the boundaries of love and life provide insight and inspire readers to recall and cherish "indelible ink moments" in their own lives.

Tim Fields was born in Wichita, Kansas, in 1946 and grew up there and in Salina, Kansas. He earned a journalism degree from Kansas State University and a masters degree in religious education from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Fields worked as a publications editor and director of communications for three Southern Baptist Convention agencies from 1971–96.

He currently serves as director of communications for an association of 54 Baptist-related colleges and schools and is president of Fields Publishing Inc. in Nashville, Tennessee.

Fields is a deacon at Immanuel Baptist Church in Nashville and teaches a senior men’s Sunday school class. His wife, the former Linda Walls of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, is church administrator at Immanuel. Tim and Linda have three daughters and two granddaughters.

Fields enjoys spending time with his granddaughters and riding his Honda sport touring motorcycle.