Born between two brothers, Keith grew up in Orem, Utah, where he attended Orem High, played football and wrestled. At 26-years old, he served in the Canada Halifax Mission and learned how to be careful in freezing rain.
After serving his mission, Keith married Wendy, his high school sweetheart. Their only daughter came into their lives Eleven years later.
The Fishers do everything together, including a Dutch Oven cooking hobby. Keith and Wendy competed in Dutch oven cook offs for several years. They placed first in many of them, including the, IDOS world Championship in 2005.
Keith began to write fiction later in life. Escaping with his computer to tell stories from life experiences became a great way to relieve stress. His hobby became serious in the nineteen nineties, when he submitted a story for publication. Rejection taught him to work harder and seek out others with his writing affliction. He attended his first writer’s conference in 2006. Keith finds joy in helping characters learn valuable lessons. He claims to learn a little from them too.
In life, Keith has been a Carpenter, Milwright, Typesetter, Document preserver, and Truck Driver. He studied to be an architect, and even managed a bar. He also pumped gas, hauled hay, and designed houses. According to scripture, All of these things shall give thee experience and shall be for thy good. At least for Keith, The experiences inspire good fiction.
There was a time when Keith avoided writing, but he turned a stress relief method into his life’s work. He’s been re-learning lessons from high school, and getting much appreciated help from his critique group.
The journey through a million discoveries begins by turning one page. Won't you come along?
