Mike Broemmel is an author and public speaker who divides his time between South Miami Beach, Florida, and Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.  Broemmel’s recent publications include two novel-length anthologies of short fiction published internationally:  The Shadow Cast (2004) and The Miller Moth (2002).  Additionally, Broemmel’s critically acclaimed short fiction has been included in two other recently released short fiction collections:  The Creature in the Rose (2004) Kaleidoscope (2004).  Broemmel has also seen his short fiction published in a number of magazines around the world.

In addition to finding success in the world of fiction writing, Broemmel provides copywriting, media relations and public relations services to his clients across the globe through a company he founded, Pinnacle World Wide Media Services.

Prior to becoming a writer, Broemmel practiced law, served as a juvenile court judge and served on the White House staff in the Office of Media Relations and Planning for the U.S. President.  During the 1990s, Broemmel was a leading advocate in the United States for economically disadvantaged families and the mentally ill.  Broemmel established a number of charities designed to assist less fortunate men women and children.  Indeed, one agency that Broemmel served as the founding chairman of currently serves 30,000 families in a four-state region each month.  Broemmel is a leader in the arts community, having headed up two major arts organizations in the Midwestern United States.