Gerald A. Loeb

Writing is fun and a passion.

After winning a contest in the sixth grade, I knew I had the talent. The following years saw more awards and recognition with a degree in Journalism in 1983. After three decades of service in the US Army, I decided to get serious and get published.

"Wahoo Dan" (2015) was the first attempt to self-publish.

Three years later, I am finishing book number four. Using everything learned in six decades of living, I feel I am just starting to word paint in a tapestry of life.

Influences: Moliere, De Balzac, Vonnegut, Hemingway and Steinbeck.

I write clean historical fiction, political humor/satire and commercial fiction. I do not do vampires, werewolves, zombies, fairies or unicorns.

Writers never die; they just run out of words.