It was then after his enlistment into the US Navy had ended that he went on to undertake a variety of other jobs as well. This also helped him to gain a worldly sense to his material, as he traveled around, giving his material an even greater level of depth than it would have had otherwise. Graduating from high-school he went straight into work serving for some time in the United States Navy for sometime aboard a landing platform dock, or LPD, working as a radioman for a period of time there, taking in a variety of different experiences over the duration of his stint positioned there. All of this led up to him becoming the writer that he is today, as he took in his surroundings, along with establishing his love of literature and the written word. The places would not only help to inspire him and his settings, but they also managed to provide him with the many experiences needed to create the narratives and characters within as well. Not only that, but he has also worked for a number of big name franchises as well, including such titles as Doctor Who, Superman and Hellboy.īorn on the 22nd of September in 1967, the author Brian Keene was brought up in Pennsylvania in the United States, before moving on to West Virginia as well, both places featuring heavily in his work later on, as he became a writer of much repute, creating a name for himself. Winning various awards for his work, he is seen as being at the forefront of the recent trend in zombie fiction that has been enjoying mainstream appeal.

Lost Highways: Dark Fictions From the RoadĬhiral Mad 4: An Anthology of CollaborationsĪn American writer who is primarily known for his horror and crime-fiction, along with his many comic books as well, the author Brian Keene has been writing for a number of years now, as his audience has been building steadily over the many years of his now highly regarded literary career. My Favorite Story Podcast Author Anthology Mister October, Volume II - An Anthology in Memory of Rick Hautala A Walk on the Darkside: Visions of Horror

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