David VanDyke

David VanDyke is an American author, best known for his series of books in the genres of galactic sci-fi adventure, stellar conquest, and plague wars. He is a Hugo Award winner and has made it to the finals of the Dragon Awards. His works have sold over 300,000 copies, making him a popular name in the science fiction world.

VanDyke is a former military officer who has served in two branches of the US military in several combat zones across the globe. He has chosen to keep his childhood and young adult years private, and his professional bio starts with his time in the United States Air Force. He spent half a decade at the US Army Airborne Corp as a paratrooper, which included a posting in Germany during the 1980s. VanDyke's military experience has significantly influenced his writing, providing a rich background for his science fiction stories.

VanDyke's writing career began in 2012 with the publication of "The Eden’s Plague," which became highly successful. He has since published several series, including the "Galactic Sci-fi Adventure," "Stellar Conquest," and "Plague Wars" series. He has also collaborated with BV Larson in the writing of books 10, 11, and 12 of the bestselling "Star Force Series." His works are known for their thrilling space opera and military sci-fi themes, providing readers with a captivating and immersive experience.

In addition to his writing, VanDyke is a retired U.S. military officer who has served in several combat zones. He lives with his wife and three dogs in the Tucson area. He is active on social media and has a website where readers can learn more about his books and upcoming releases. VanDyke's military background, education, and personal experiences have all contributed to his success as a science fiction author, making him a notable figure in the genre.