Phoenix Writers Club Author Profile

Brad Graber

Brad Graber writes novels because he grew up in a family where no one listened to him – so he made up stories about them.

He is the award-winning author of the novels The Intersect and After the Fall, and a collection of essays, What’s That Growing in My Sour Cream?

Boca by Moonlight is Brad’s latest novel. He also writes a humor blog: There, I Said It! Brad lives in Phoenix with his husband, Jeff.

For more information on Brad, check out his website at: https://www.bradgraber.com/ and follow him on Facebook or Twitter.

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Boca by Moonlight

George, a widower living on the grounds of the Boca Raton Resort & Club, attends his golf buddy’s funeral where the family has failed to show and the check to the mortuary has bounced. George is commandeered to cover the expenses even as he struggles with his late wife’s medical bills and his mounting credit card debt. In an effort to get repaid by the estate, George learns he’s living on the edge of his friendships. Merely skating on the surface. What can George learn about his late friend’s life so that he doesn’t repeat the same mistakes?

What's That Growing in My Sour Cream?

Ever wonder why a fly is circling the deli? What you can learn from your dog about aging? If Mahjong is the true game of champions?

If you're a fan of the Chicken Soup series, and love Erma Bombeck, David Sedaris, Andy Rooney, and Larry David, you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll wish you bought this book sooner.

"Comedy that is Seinfeldian...when Seinfeld is at his best."...Reedsy Discovery

"You'll find yourself laughing out loud...Graber has an eye for detecting life's quirks and exposing them to the light of day...witty and poignant."

Winner of the 2020 National Indie Excellence Award, 1st prize from the Colorado Independent Publishers Association, and recipient of a Bronze from Readers' Favorite.

Brad Graber is the award-winning novelist of The Intersect and After the Fall. Born in New York City, he grew up in a family where no one listened to him. So, he made up stories about them.

After the Fall

Rikki, a teenager being raised by her grandmother, is desperate to learn the truth of her mother's mysterious death - but her grandmother refuses to discuss the past. Determined to solve the mystery, Rikki seeks out Harry, a writer struggling with his own issues of identity, in this psychological tale of love, loss, and family dysfunction. "...a fast-paced and moving novel about family, memory, and love that will appeal to all readers who appreciate good storytelling and especially well-drawn characters."...Indie Reader "Graber explores the themes of family, identity, and the importance of being connected, with a strong appeal to readers who enjoy sleuth, adventure, and stories with emotional and psychological depth."...Readers' Favorite

Winner of an Indie Reader Discovery Award, Colorado Independent Publishers Award, and Foreword Indie Award.

A master of twists and turns, Brad Graber likes to keep readers guessing. He's the author of The Intersect and writes a humor blog: There, I Said It! His most recent release is What's That Growing in my Sour Cream? Humorous Observations on Modern Life.

The Intersect

When life veers off course, strangers find comfort and lasting connection

When Dave and Charlie relocate to Phoenix, Daisy shows up at their door after a long illness unaware relatives have sold her home. Charlie assumes the older woman is Dave's aunt from Chicago and settles her into the guest room.Tales of the City meets As Good As It Gets in this heartwarming page-turner about enduring love, friendship, and the family we choose.

"Beautifully told by Brad Graber...it was only when I closed the book that I realized I had only been reading."...Reviews by Amos Lassen

"Romance, human connection...the link between the living and the dead...punctuated by humorous episodes that will keep the reader entertained. This is a story that rings with originality; it is well-crafted and exhilarating."...Readers' Favorite

Winner of a National Indie Excellence Award, Arizona Authors Association Award, and Readers' Favorite Award.

The Intersect is Graber's debut novel. He is also the author of After the Fall and writes a monthly blog There, I Said It!. His latest release is a compilation of seventy humor essays on modern life: What's That Growing in My Sour Cream?

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