J.B. Sensenbrenner
MBA and a graduate of Marquette University; he’s an avid outdoorsman, environmentalist, and traveler dividing his time between New Orleans and Wisconsin. His books are available at local retail outlets, the Door County Land Trust and from Amazon.com.
Fiction
CRACKED SIDEWALKS, A New Orleans Mystery
2019 Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP)
Bruce Paul is a writer living in New Orleans’ French Quarter with his wife Carlotta. One stormy Sunday night Bruce is busy writing on his computer during a heavy rain storm. When it quits raining his wife asks him to go for a walk. He doesn’t want to, so she leaves to walk alone in the dark… and doesn’t return.
Nonfiction
Dogging It in New Orleans
2021, Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP)
A blinding snowstorm makes it difficult for the author and his wife to leave Wisconsin as
they drive south hoping the storm and temperatures will rise with each passing mile. The
book shares the author’s notes on what they actually experienced after moving to New
Orleans.
The Love of Hunting Log
2022, Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP)
Deer hunting stories are treasures that are often shared with family and friends. This book is a sighting and stories journal that hunters can write in about each hunt while in the woods or back at camp.
Outdoor Legends
2023
OUTDOOR LEGENDS by J. B. Sensenbrenner features epic stories about the greatest hunters and outdoor men and women of all time.
Take a journey through time starting more than 6,000 years ago with Orion hunting varmints in the villages of Greece; Davy Crockett hunting bear in Tennessee before defending the Alamo; Ernest Hemingway almost dying in two plane crashes in the middle of Africa; and ending with Chuck Adams the greatest living Pope & Young record holder.
OUTDOOR LEGENDS is an entertaining and exciting read about 50 individuals who have shown the outdoors to be a great place to be.
Other Works
Numerous short stories in Badger Sportsman, Corporate Report, Deer & Deer Hunting, Appleton Post Crescent, White Tails Unlimited magazine, Wisconsin Natural Resources and several songs including “CARLOTTA, CARLOTTA” which was recorded by national recording artist Paul Sanchez.
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