Edgar Award–nominated author, Chuck Storla, is not what you expect, though he’s curious about what you do expect.
He began his writing career at an early age. He started with block letters and, after mastering both upper and lowercase, moved on to cursive. In addition to writing, he has been an avid reader of chapter books for much of his adult life.
After graduating from college, he ignored his muse once he saw her checks bounce because of insufficient funds. Instead, he joined a well-known and occasionally well-run computer manufacturer, working as a systems engineer. While there, he eventually quit working altogether and became a manager. Upon leaving the corporate world, he rediscovered his inner artist. He also discovered the great thing about being a writer is that the barrier to entry is incredibly low.
As of this date, his works have been printed in dozens of fonts across the globe. While he doesn’t like to brag, he has given up on waiting for others to do it for him. If he were to brag, and in case you missed the earlier reference, he would mention his debut novel, MURDER TWO DOORS DOWN, was nominated for the Lilian Jackson Braun Award. He’s fairly impressed by this and hopes you are as well.
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