Bowker Biography:
Stephen B. Gladish

Stephen Gladish is a fiction and non-fiction writer and teacher of writing at Pima Community College in Arizona. He worked as a writing instructor in the Ohio and Arizona Department of Corrections for twenty years, forming the inspiration for the anthology, Freedom of Vision. One of two state finalists for the Arizona Correctional Education Association’s Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award in 2000, Stephen has seen many inmates achieve academic and literary successes beyond the public’s wildest dreams.

Now, he sets about bringing his own dream to life: his first novel Moonlight, Missiles, and Moana, by PublishAmerica came out the summer of 2005. His second novel, Mustang Fever: Run Free with Wild Mustangs, is now under PublishAmerica contract and will come out in June of 2006. Stephen served from 1959-1963 in the USAF predominantly with the fabled 6th Weather Squadron (Mobile). He spent many months in American Samoa and Nevada. He took special interest in the people, the natural surroundings, and their spiritual and metaphysical components wherever he was stationed. Now retired from fulltime teaching in college, university, and prison systems, Stephen devotes his time to completing four novels in a series of adventure and romance; future titles include Tornado Alley: Air Force Twister Chaser, and Never Trouble Trouble.

Happily married to his college sweetheart, Betsy, for thirty-nine years, Steve is the proud father of two daughters—with full families and careers—and two adventurous sons, both Second Lieutenants on active duty in the Army National Guard.

 

 

 

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