The Author
Gregory Alan Burhoe was born in Liverpool, Canada, and now lives in Moncton. As a child, he fell in love with storytelling. By age six, he was busily writing and illustrating comic books. Influenced by Charles Dickens, Edgar Allan Poe, J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Ursula Le Guin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, and the insightful works of Joseph Campbell and Colin Wilson, he began writing short stories and novels by age fourteen. By seventeen, he had stacks of first draft manuscripts inside boxes piled up in his closet. After spending years in theatre, work pursuits, and travel, he self-published his first book, “Sector Storm,” in 2014. A lover of fantasy and science fiction, with an interest in satire and history, he aspires to inspire others the way that his favourite books have inspired him.
About His Father
His father, Brian Alan Burhoe, is also a writer. His first published work was a science fiction short story, Ornithanthropus, published in IF Magazine in December, 1971. It was reprinted in a couple World’s Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year anthologies (the only story to be featured in both collections for that year.) He still gets letters from fans of this story to this day. He published a number of other stories, and articles in recent years. He is currently working on a novel called Civilized Bears ©.
Read more here.
Gregory Alan Burhoe was born in Liverpool, Canada, and now lives in Moncton. As a child, he fell in love with storytelling. By age six, he was busily writing and illustrating comic books. Influenced by Charles Dickens, Edgar Allan Poe, J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Ursula Le Guin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, and the insightful works of Joseph Campbell and Colin Wilson, he began writing short stories and novels by age fourteen. By seventeen, he had stacks of first draft manuscripts inside boxes piled up in his closet. After spending years in theatre, work pursuits, and travel, he self-published his first book, “Sector Storm,” in 2014. A lover of fantasy and science fiction, with an interest in satire and history, he aspires to inspire others the way that his favourite books have inspired him.
About His Father
His father, Brian Alan Burhoe, is also a writer. His first published work was a science fiction short story, Ornithanthropus, published in IF Magazine in December, 1971. It was reprinted in a couple World’s Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year anthologies (the only story to be featured in both collections for that year.) He still gets letters from fans of this story to this day. He published a number of other stories, and articles in recent years. He is currently working on a novel called Civilized Bears ©.
Read more here.