I've been writing since my teens. In addition to writing for several newspapers and magazines in the US, Europe, Asia, and Africa, I've written two books on leadership and a number of fiction works. I'm also a published poet, photographer, and artist. I write in several genres, reflecting my broad reading tastes. I spent 20 years in the army, retiring in 1982 and becoming a diplomat. I've worked in about 10 countries and traveled to about 30 more, mining each for material to write about.
Daniel Griffin crafts Western and Frontier tales that blend rich historical detail with the essence of adventure. With his historian's eye and storyteller's soul, he delves into the rugged past of the American West.
Drawing inspiration from the vast landscapes of James Fenimore Cooper and the tense, action-packed storytelling of Elmore Leonard, Daniel mixes his love for historical settings with relatable, complex characters.
His novels transport you back in time, providing thrilling journeys through the chaotic episodes of the Wild West and touching the core of the human spirit.
Gerald Gillis is a native Georgian who grew up in the Atlanta suburb of Decatur. He received his BBA from the University of Georgia and his MBA from the University of Tampa.
Immediately upon completing undergraduate school, Gerald spent three years as an artillery officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. After military service, he spent the majority of his business career in the medical-devices industry where he held executive-level positions in a variety of roles. Gerald was involved in numerous mergers and acquisitions over the span of his business career, and gained significant international experience.
Gerald became a full-time novelist in 2009. He has authored five novels: Finding His Own Way (Mills Street Publishing, 2025), That Deadly Space (
