George Brandsberg
George Brandsberg was born and raised in South Dakota. He loves stories about the Old West—including some about his grandfather, who was a buffalo hunter and provided meat for miners in the Black Hills Gold Rush of the 1870s.
Brandsberg has written four books and scores of articles for newspapers and magazines. He has managed information technology projects such as creating an 80,000-page web site and producing CD-ROMs containing hundreds of research and historical documents.
Since retiring from Kansas State University in 2000, he has edited nine books, seven of them for The Master Teacher, Inc., on topics such as English as a Second Language and Character Development. The other two focused on sanitation and food safety and how to take care of a family member suffering from dementia.
Besides writing, photography, and spending time with his family, he likes to travel and work on do-it yourself projects. AFOOT is his first novel. |
