AUTHOR PROFILE

Name: MARTIN GREEN

Gender: Male

Birth year: 1929

Region / Location: Roseville/CA

Country: United States

About Me

Retiree/free-lance writer. Published over 500 pieces in local & sr. papers and over 350 short stories in online magazines. Currently write two columns for monthly senior paper, "Favorite Restaurants" and "Observations." Self-published five short story collections and five other books, all available online as e-books at Amazon.com, barnesandnoble, et al. Married to Beverly 52 yrs., have three sons, three grandsons, one granddaughter. Please see website martingreenbook.wordpress.com

AUTHOR’S STORIES

Bert and Ernie and the Statues By Martin Green

Two college guys pull down a statue as a prank. What ensues.

Writing Amid the Rioting By Martin Green

A writer stuck in trying to keep up with current events gets some advice.

The View From 90: May By Martin Green

A senior citizen's account of life in the pandemic and now racially-charged era.

The Hare and the Tortoise (and the Fox) By Martin Green

A fable about the rematch between the hare and the tortoise.

Becoming a Free-Lance Writer By Martin Green

Describing how a retiree became a free-lance writer.

The Ant and the Grasshopper: A Pandemic By Martin Green

The ant and the grasshopper and the pandemic.

Still More Unfinished Business By Martin Green

A retiree has an encounter with Death during the coronavirus era.

The View From 90: April By Martin Green

An oldster's take on the virus & its effects.

My Day in Lockdown By Martin Green

The senior citizen writer recounts a typical day in lockdown.

The Coronavirus and Stress By Martin Green

The writer tells about stresses arising even when locked down.

Margo and Marilyn By Martin Green

The writer dreams of two old girlfriends.

Remembering Pearl Harbor in the Time of By Martin Green

A writer is reminded of a piece he wrote about Pearl Harbor survivors.

The Council on Earth Matters Meets, 2020 By Martin Green

The Council on the advanced planet Spielberg meets to debate the fate of that minor planet, Earth.

The View From 90: March By Martin Green

One month of a proposed memoir when the coronavirus upended all lives.

Writing About the Pandemic By Martin Green

Two retirees, one a writer, talk about writing about the pandemic.

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