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Benjamin Scribner is an author, poet, and train enthusiast. He is again living in his native New England, along with his wife, three dogs, and two cats. These days, you may find him reading, writing, playing with the dogs, or cuddling with his wife on the couch. He also may sequester himself in his basement to tinker with his model train layout, while scheming about his next bad pun induced layout scene.
Origins of the Old Moose He was born in a time before humans were aware of a continent on this side of the globe. From the very beginning, he knew he was different from others of his kin. He found himself able to understand the languages of other creatures and he learned these languages… Read More
“I am better than any other creature in the whole forest!” Wendell announced as he and Wiyukcan Hexaka walked along the shore of a lake. “Oh? What makes you so sure that you are better than anyone else?” asked the Old Moose, glancing sidelong at his young companion. “I… Read More
Wiyukcan Hexaka had just sat down for his morning tea, when a group of squirrels came bursting through the door very angry about something. Now, squirrels are hard to understand when they’re not upset, but get them angry, and the Old Moose couldn’t understand a word they were saying. He did manage to… Read More
Benjamin M. Scribner was born and raised in New England and attended Brewster Academy on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. At seventeen, he enlisted in the United States Navy, trained as a Torpedo Man, and served ten years at various commands. Following his discharge, and for the next 25 years, he earned his living as a long-haul trucker. Soon after September 11th, he reenlisted in the Naval Reserves, was deployed to the Persian Gulf, and served as a Seabee’s Equipment Operator. His Naval career ended with a medical discharge, subsequent to a year spent at the Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego. In May of 2015, he retired from trucking to spend time writing and working on his mountain top in Idaho. Most recently, he has moved back to New England to write and work on his model trains.
