Grant Edward Miller

Grant is a retired French Immersion Teacher and Author. Born in Toronto, Ontario, Grant has lived in many of Canada’s major cities, but now calls Fox Point, Nova Scotia, his retirement home. He lives in an idyllic coastal location, which he calls Otter Cottage, with his canine friend, Finn the Border Collie. Grant has self-published his first novel, entitled “Life-Line: Origins,” and the second in the series, “Life-Line: Diversions,” is due out this year. Grant enjoys weightlifting and exercise as a mainstay in his life to keep his mind, body, and spirit in shape. He also has many creative hobbies and activities he is now free to pursue in retirement. In his 63 years, Grant has lived a life full of amazing experiences, despite what he calls speed bumps and roadblocks. These barriers blocked his way as he navigated his life as a gay man from the 1980’s until now. Encountering each of these hurdles has led him to grow and become a more creatively authentic gay man. His favorite saying is “Carpe diem” as he explores what lies ahead in his life.