The more I learned, the less I knew

About the Book

The More I Learned, the Less I Knew is a book by a retired, small-town, high school teacher. It recalls memories collected over 33 years in various classrooms in Arizona. Along with these memories, he tells of many things he learned from veteran teachers as well as the many students he taught.

About the Author

The More I Learned, the Less I Knew is a book by a retired, small-town, high school teacher. It recalls memories collected over 33 years in various classrooms in Arizona. Along with these memories, he tells of many things he learned from veteran teachers as well as the many students he taught.

Since his retirement, he has written several novels and a collection of short pieces. He is currently at work on his sixth novel, Candy’s Journey, about the experiences of a woman becoming a deputy sheriff in Arizona.

His first novel, Home in Ithaca is a new perspective of Homer’s Odyssey. Other books are Terror in Mule Gulch, Calling for a Hit Man, and Strikes to Spare.

While not writing, Gabrielson bowls in several leagues and practices his new career of giving books to children hoping to spark them into becoming readers.