Whether it’s with a captivating mystery novel or a funny promotional video for his church, Alan is always anticipating his next creative endeavor. In addition to writing fiction, Alan enjoys acting, music, travel, and playing sports. His life’s motto is, “It’s better to wear out than rust out.” Alan places a high value on time spent with his beautiful wife and their two sons. He lives his life according to his 4F philosophy: Faith, Family, Friends, and Fun.
Where are you from?
I’m from Cincinnati, OH.It was about seventeen years ago that I began to flirt with the idea of writing. Once I started, I quickly discovered it was something I enjoyed and had the capacity to do.
To be honest, I focus more on writing a good story first and then determine the genre later. I like a variety. I've written mystery/suspense, children's, and humor.
I have self-published in the past. However, for this latest novel, Malicious Masquerade, I did sign with independent publisher, Henery Press. They've been great and I've really enjoyed working with them. They've been very helpful.
Malicious Masquerade can be purchased at the following retailers:
Amazon Kindle B&N Nook Kobo
Amazon Paperback B&N Paperback
List three things on your bucket list.
1) Write a number one novel
2) Write a successful Broadway play.
3) Write a hit song.
Absolutely. When that happens, I walk away and come back to it later. I try not to get too worked up over it. Eventually, the block will crumble and the creative juices will start flowing again.
"But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you." Matthew 6:33
This is my forth published novel.
I'm currently working on another mystery novel about a guy trying to turn his troubled life around.
Where can readers learn more about you and your books?
Alan, thank you for stopping by my blog today and giving us all a chance to get to know you better. I wish you great success in your writing career. ~
Thank you, Susan. I appreciate the opportunity to stop by today!
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