David W. Wright

David W. Wright is a successful author, known for his work in the genres of suspense thriller, science fiction, fantasy, post-apocalyptic, and horror. He is best known as the co-author of the number one sci-fi and horror series "Yesterday's Gone." Wright has been drawing and writing since he was a child, as he found it to be a good escape from a difficult childhood. He was often bullied and had few friends, so he turned to creative outlets to express himself.

In addition to his work as a novelist, Wright is also a cartoonist and is currently working on a children's book. He is passionate about writing and often shares his thoughts and experiences on his personal blog. Wright is also a co-author of several other series, including "WhiteSpace," "Available Darkness," "Stonefall," "Karma Police," "Z2134," and several standalone novels such as "October's Gone," "Emily's List," "Crash," and "Threshold." He has also written countless "Dark Crossings" short stories.

Wright's collaborations extend to other authors, such as Nolon King, with whom he co-authored the standalone suspense thriller "12" and the vigilante thriller series "No Justice." With Coraline Cole, he co-authored the dark fantasy series "ForNevermore," and with Sawyer Black, he co-authored the horror series "Monstrous." Wright has also written a non-fiction book, "Into the Darkness," which explores how books and comics provided an escape from his youth and how he now writes to offer that same escape to readers. He is also one third of The Story Studio Podcast with authors Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant. Wright currently resides on the east coast with his wife, young son, and the world's most "poopingest" cat. When he's not writing books, David can be found writing about the things he enjoys (TV shows, movies, books, video games, and going off on the occasional rant) at his website.