Bob Zeanah

Bob Zeanah retired after devoting 34 years experience to public education. Throughout his adult life, he wrote fiction as a hobby. He holds a Bachelor's degree from Auburn University, a Masters' Degree from University of West Florida, and a Doctorate Degree from Auburn.

Creating engaging Southern characters that you want as your neighbor, your friend, or as a favorite relative is Bob's passion. He writes about the rural south at its best in ways most other southern writers haven't explored to wind mystery and romances through the pastoral, fictionalized community of Romulus, Alabama.

He is an avid gardener and an accomplished cook who is passionate about using local foods, a collector of hand thrown pottery, and a fan of jazz music of all types.

Bob, his wife, and his dog live in Magnolia Springs a small town on the Gulf Coast of Alabama where several other famous writers wrote novels. Bob raised two sons, both of whom are highly creative and successful. He has two granddaughters. He also has two stepdaughters and four step grandchildren he received as a bonus when he married his best friend from high school.

Work to Do and No Anchor are Bob's two published novels.

Learn more about Bob and No Anchor at www.bobzeanah.com.