Robert Milstid has been creating literary works for many years. His writing first took form as a playwright, authoring two plays, "Just a Phase" and "I Was a Pig for a Day and Nobody Noticed." Both plays were produced and performed in Houston, Texas. "Pig", also enjoyed a three-month run in New York City at the 13th Street Repertory Theatre. Mr. Milstid became involved in the theatre as an actor as well. He studied at the National Shakespeare Conservatory in New York and was a highly active member of a professional theatre, Main Street in Houston Texas for several years. In 2005 he was divorced and then penned his admittedly cathartic novel called, The Consequences of Breathing. The completion of this book opened the door for several new works. "Transitions," a heart-wrenching novel, also written by Mr. Milstid, is now available on Amazon.com in Kindle and print. "Transitions" was accepted into the Greenfield Alzheimer's Library in Chicago. It has also been added to The Alzheimer's Society's Knowledge Center in the UK! Mr. Milstid's third book, Three Wheels Out, set in the 1970s, is an intriguing book. No cell phones or internet, just an adventure filled supply of first times. Skateboards and music fuel the leading character's quest for adventure. The intimate portraits of each of the characters are refreshing. They remind us of our youth. they remind us of our own virgin moments.His newest work, "Tattoo Theatre" will be out soon and promises a surreal and theatrical ride. Set in the beautiful House Theatre, The Doctor, finds a comfortable life directing plays and workshops. In pursuit of his lost love Lucy, he takes shelter in a radical red purgatory of his own making. With choices to ponder, Insanity hangs in the ballance. Mr. Milstid's writing is raw, humble, provocative, and unpredictable. His genres are purposefully varied so as to offer new approaches in his art. Writing is a passion for Robert Milstid and with several new book projects underway, it isn't slowing down.A long life in a short time, this is Robert Milstid.Read more about this authorRead less about this author