AUTHOR PROFILE



MARTIN GREEN
Male
1929
Roseville/CA
United States
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Latest bk, "Potpourri III," on amazon.com---put Potpouree III by Martin Green in search box.
Bio: 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 55 yrs., have three sons, three grandsons, one granddaughter. Please see website martingreenbook.wordpress.com
To update, just put latest two books on Amazon, Potpourri VIII and The View From 95. Have other recent books on Amazon.

AUTHOR’S STORIES

Mountains By Martin Green

What comes with old age.

No Matter What By Martin Green

No matter what, certain things must be done.

The Fortune Teller By Martin Green

An ambitious young executive with a decision to make gets lost but then finds ansers.

The Cinnamon Roll Story By Martin Green

A shy computer nerd and a librariNM ARE DRAWN TOGETHER BY A CINNAMON ROLL

Who Cares? By Martin Green

A senior citizen reflects on how he feels after a visit frm a friend

Remembering By Martin Green

An old man tries to remember his visit to London when a young soldier on leave.

The View From 95---December By Martin Green

The memoir concludes with December

Good vs Evil---The Election Part 2) By Martin Green

The aftermath of the election Good and Evil had bet on

The View From 95---October By Martin Green

Continuation of proposed memoir

Good vs Evil---The Election By Martin Green

Good and Evil have a bet on an election.

The View From 95---September By Martin Green

Another month in a proposed memoir

View From 95---August By Martin Green

Another month in the proposed memoir

Memo on Customer Service By Martin Green

Memo on setting up new and improved customer service dept

The Wprm By Martin Green

The office patsy has had enough.

The Fall By Martin Green

The writer suffers a fall

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