Ghosts In the Library: And Other Tilted Histories

Author Greg Minster began writing seriously over the last decade. He took several correspondence writing courses during that time (University of Iowa) to better hone and focus his ideas on poetry and fiction. Greg has a keen interest in the past--demonstrated in the historic fiction themes he chooses for topics. Always pursuing creative, out of the box thinking, historic characters placed together in unusual circumstances play crucial roles in his plotlines. Following topic research, Greg takes several months to shift, change, and germinate his initial concepts into stories like Ghosts in the Library, Birdwoman and the Skeleton Trail, Abraham Lincoln's Ascension into Heaven, and Bow of the Assassin. His other work (self published) includes Elizabeth in Sheboygan, a tale told in poetry format upon which Ghosts in the Library is based. Greg works as an independent sales representative in the furniture industry, attended pubic schools in Sheboygan, WI, and received a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire, WI. He has three daughters, and lives in Sheboygan.