Gail Gaymer Martin

Gail Gaymer Martin
Born United States
Occupation Novelist
Nationality American
Period 1994 - present
Genre romance
Website
www.gailgaymermartin.com

Gail Gaymer Martin is a Christian speaker and an American novelist living in a Detroit, Michigan suburb.

Early life

It took Gail nearly 50 years to realize that an inspirational comment from her third grade teacher would be enough proof that she was indeed “…an excellent writer.” Now as an award-winning author of over forty novels and a million books in print, Gail can sit back and chuckle at her early writings. As a pre-teen, she wrote a series of Nancy Drew-type mysteries, and in her teen years, she wrote romances. As an aspiring young author, she didn’t realize romance needed a happy ending. Too often, the heroine was killed off at the end.[1]

Career

Gail formatted several Christmas programs for her church and submitted them to CSS Publishing in September 1994 which started her career in writing. She received her first book contract in January 1995, six months before she retired from her school counselor position at Madison High School in Madison Heights, Michigan. She sold her first novel to Barbour Publishing in 1998 and it was released in Oct 1998.[2] Her second novel sold shortly thereafter; released in May 1999 and that same year in June she sold to Steeple Hill. She is still currently writing for both publishers.

Family

Born and raised in Michigan, Gail lives with her husband, Bob, who she considers to be her greatest fan, who also happens to be her proofreader. Along with writing, Gail enjoys music, and she especially enjoys singing as a soloist and choir member at her church; she is a member of the Detroit Lutheran Singers. Gail also plays handchimes and handbells.[3]

Bibliography

Upcoming

Awards

American Christian Romance Writers Conference - October 2002

"The Mahogany Rocking Chair," 1st place - American Christian Writers, 1997

Faith, Hope and Love Chapter, RWA, 1997

See also

References

  1. "About Gail". Gail Gaymer Martin’s Official Website. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
  2. "Interview with Gail Gaymer Martin". Thumb Michigan Writers Quill. May 2006. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
  3. "About Gail, Family". Gail’s Official Website. Retrieved 2008-04-26.

External links

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