Gregg Norman is a prairie boy. Well, maybe not a boy, exactly. Okay, he’s fairly old, but he has lived his entire life on the Canadian prairies (when he wasn’t traveling the world in his various employments). Maturity is one of many things he tries to bring to his writing, along with a wry sense of humor and a very wide range of life experiences. He is a university graduate with degrees in Liberal Arts and Law. He was a corporate lawyer for 25 years, but don’t tell anyone. More importantly, since his early retirement, he has been a television producer, a wildlife organization director, a stump rancher, a part-time cowboy, an auctioneer, a livestock feed salesman and, of course, he has been writing (something he’s always done). His fiction, according to at least one professional reviewer, is literary, but not pretentiously so. If you were to ask him what kind of writer he is, he’d simply say he’s a storyteller. He lives in a cottage on a lake with his wife, Jenine, and their two dogs.

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