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| A little bit about the author .... |
I grew up in Winifred, Montana, a very small (population
150) town in Central Montana. I attended kindergarten
through high school in the same building at Winifred
Elementary / Winifred High School, and had a pretty great
time the whole way. I really didn't realized how unique that
experience was until I started traveling around the U.S.
during high school.
After high school, I enrolled at Montana State University in
Bozeman, and had an absolute blast (perhaps too much
so). I became a brother in the Alpha Gamma Rho
fraternity, was a member of several clubs, did lots of
intramural sports, did a little writing in classes and for the
Exponent, and graduated with a B.S. in Accounting.
Since then, I have lived in Connecticut, Portland, Billings,
and Northern California. I currently live with my wife Dee, a
San Francisco native, in San Francisco.
150) town in Central Montana. I attended kindergarten
through high school in the same building at Winifred
Elementary / Winifred High School, and had a pretty great
time the whole way. I really didn't realized how unique that
experience was until I started traveling around the U.S.
during high school.
After high school, I enrolled at Montana State University in
Bozeman, and had an absolute blast (perhaps too much
so). I became a brother in the Alpha Gamma Rho
fraternity, was a member of several clubs, did lots of
intramural sports, did a little writing in classes and for the
Exponent, and graduated with a B.S. in Accounting.
Since then, I have lived in Connecticut, Portland, Billings,
and Northern California. I currently live with my wife Dee, a
San Francisco native, in San Francisco.
More hair, longer socks, and much less bulk to fill out the jersey - Brad in the glory days of 6th grade basketball in the mid-80s. |
Photographs from Eaden is the first of
what I hope will be many novels, and I
have learned many times over that the
only way to improve my story telling and
writing is through the painful process of
taking criticism. So with that, I am looking
forward to continuing that process, no
matter how much it sometimes stings.
| To contact me, send me an email at brad@bradbergum.com. |