Robert B. Miner, a New York City native and West Point graduate, brings his unique perspective as an Army veteran to his writing. Living in Kansas City with his wife and two children, Robert's diverse interests—ranging from dining out and fitness to boxing and exploring museums—enrich his storytelling. His literary influences include Kurt Vonnegut and Cormac McCarthy, and he finds inspiration in the works of Elizabeth Strout and Michael Chabon. Robert’s novel Thoughts and Prayers, which tackles the complex issue of America’s gun culture, is a testament to his ability to weave intelligent and suspenseful narratives. With a blog at RobertBMiner.com, where he shares his thoughts sporadically, Robert continues to engage with readers on various social and political themes, making him a relevant and compelling voice in contemporary literature.