Niel Hancock is a published American author, well-known for his work in the fantasy genre. He has created the universe of Atlanton Earth, and has written several series of novels including the Circle of Light, Wilderness of Four, and Windameir series. His writing has captivated readers with his unique storytelling and world-building skills.
Hancock was born in the Panhandle of Texas in 1941 and had an early introduction to the mysteries of the world. He was present when the Sky Riders went down outside Roswell, New Mexico, and was also nearby when the Atom Bomb was tested at Trinity Site. These experiences sparked his curiosity and set him on a lifelong journey to uncover the truth about the mysteries of the world. After growing up in the wilderness and spending time at the University and in Europe, Hancock joined the U.S. Army in 1965. He served in Vietnam from 1967 to 1968, and was a survivor of the Tet Offensive of that year. After the war, Hancock traveled to the Virgin Islands, California, and Mexico before finally settling down to pursue his true passion - writing.
Hancock's experiences traveling and serving in the military have greatly influenced his writing. He has used his experiences to create rich and detailed worlds in his novels, and his characters are often based on people he has met during his travels. Hancock's writing is known for its authenticity and depth, and his readers are drawn into his stories by his vivid descriptions and engaging characters. Despite the challenges he faced in his life, Hancock has remained dedicated to his craft and has continued to produce high-quality fantasy novels that are enjoyed by readers around the world.