Miles Halcomb

Miles Halcomb grew up on a farm and rode the school bus 10 miles to Pond Creek-Hunter High School in rural Oklahoma. He worked on the farm until graduation. He was then employed at a grain elevator in Enid, Oklahoma and threw the chain on a drilling rig to help put himself through Oklahoma State University. At O.S.U. he majored in Radio, Television and Films and interned at the college radio station writing and selling ads and occasionally doing voices for the ads. He then attended law school at the University of Oklahoma.

Finally in 2016, he began to pursue the creative dreams that he had left behind and finished the first draft of his science fiction novel "A Perfect World." He began the novel in 2000 but did not have time to finish it until he tried to establish a rural law practice that failed and gave him the time to write. He joined the Enid Writers Club and gained the support he needed to finish his first medium length novel.

A second novel is in the works.