About Me
My name is Travis Grant Weber. This began in 1998 while I lived in Unity, Saskatchewan. Times were far from great and at night I’d lay in my room and scribble away in a little black day planner. I wasn’t planning my days, but rather filling the tiny organizer with all manner of rambling, much of it unintelligible. Over the course of months I grew out of the habit, although I’ve still got the tiny journal tucked away in a shoebox.
In early 2005, after obtaining a diploma in Computer Information Systems (CIS) from the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Sciences and Technologies (SIAST), I constructed a marginally illegal computer system that I used to share files, music, and videos. Frequently, I’d be forced to send e-mail messages advising users of the systems status (broken or working).
By the end of 2005, those e-mail updates had very little to do with that computer system and more to do with anything else. They’d also garnered the title of The Chronicles. In 2005 I also began looking for a publisher who’d be willing to peddle a set of short stories I called, Bunitzki. They were terrible, I received no takers.
In 2006 I changed the platform of my delivery from the e-mail distribution list to a Blog that I hosted at Blogger. I also joined the Kindersley Pearls of the Prairies writing group and began performing my writing in front of the community. If nothing else, I got a few laughs. In this year I began writing my first novel titled The Chronicles with intentions of self-publishing it through Trafford.
In 2007, I am still working on that first novel. I frequently update my blog while writing character sketches, speeches, short stories, and book reviews. I even have a stand-up act that I’ve never performed. You can select and read these by using the ”Categories” links on the main page. I have also migrated my online site to Word Press (you are here). They provide some functionality that, I feel, will allow you to enjoy my writing at an organizational level…if nothing else.
Stay awhile….smile a little.
Always sincerely,
T.G.WEBER
When I met you in 2005, I recognised immediately one heck of a man. For some twist of fate your name came up tonight, but after googling your name you are more than what my girlfriend can handle. I’m impressed and amazed – good for you Travis and all the best with finding your perfect “small white female” – you deserve it!