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

Appointment in Samarra 2020 By Martin Green

A criminal, released early because of the coronavirus pandemic, encounters Death at a supermarket.

After the Pandemic By Martin Green

Mr & Mrs Smith prepare their shopping list after the pandemic.

Summer Jobs: The Forestry Service By Martin Green

The writer recalls his summer job with the Forestry Service in Idaho.

Summer Jobs: The Garment District By Martin Green

The writer recalls his first summer job when he was 13.

Macombs Dam Park By Martin Green

The writer recalls the time when his life centered on the Macombs Dam Park handball courts.

Crotona Park By Martin Green

The writer recalls his boyhood days which centered on the Crotona Park handball courts.

Streaks By Martin Green

The writer is in a losing streak, then the tide turns.

Simpson Street By Martin Green

The writer recalls his boyhood days on Simpson Street in the Bronx.

A Day in November: The Best of Times? By Martin Green

A retiree wonders if maybe this is the best of times

Saving Santa By Martin Green

Santa calls a "fixer" to solve his Christmas eve problems.

The Best of Times By Martin Green

A writer is reminded of a pivotal event when in the Army.

First Kiss By Martin Green

Recollection of that first kiss in another era.

Approaching Eighty By Martin Green

A retiree considers his life as he approaches 80.

A Visit to the Doctor By Martin Green

A retiree fearing cancer has a doctor visit.

Uncollected Stories By Martin Green

The writer unearths a story he'd written years before.

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