Greg Rohloff


Biography

Greg Rohloff resides in Amarillo, Texas, where he writes for the Amarillo Independent, an alternative multimedia news site. He holds a master of liberal studies degree with a concentration in literature and English composition from Fort Hays State University, and a bachelor of arts degree from Wichita State University. He teaches composition at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, and developmental writing at Amarillo College. He has written a short story collection, “I Was There Once,” and a second novel, “Dog on a Rope,” is nearing completion.

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Books

When They Can't Come Home    by Greg Rohloff
Price: Free! 3880 words. Published on November 23, 2012. Fiction.

Three mothers -- one coming to terms with the death of her husband in Iraq from a sniper's bullet, one dealing with the father of her child who is caught in a drugs-and-party life, the third, a refugee from the Middle Eastern wars hoping to build a new life.
Bag Daddies    by Greg Rohloff
Price: Free! 17540 words. Published on May 15, 2012. Fiction.

Four desperate guys, a bag of stolen diamonds, a plan to get them to a fence. What can go wrong?
Users    by Greg Rohloff
Price: $2.99 USD. 98900 words. Published on October 27, 2010. Fiction.

Donny Joe Snell loves the high life, and he takes shortcuts to get there. When Sarah Corham, who has aspirations to model, meets him, he promises to open doors for her by introducing her to the party crowd in Dallas. Family life with a son spirals downward into cocaine addiction, and a tightening hold of crime, drug dealers and crooked cops. That's when Donny Joe decides he has one chance to live.

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Smashwords book reviews by Greg Rohloff

  • The WM Freelance Writers Connection Presents Marketing Yourself and Your Writing Online on June 13, 2011
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    This has many useful tips on gaining notice for freelance writing possibilities. I recommend it for older writers who may be reentering the freelance field after leaving a regular writing or editing gig in the shrinking media world. What worked in gaining freelance work before needs additional tools and skills. This handbook lays out those tools in a clear and understandable fashion.