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Biography

Meet Stuart Vaughn Stockton

Picture of Stuart Vaughn StocktonStuart Vaughn Stockton is an award-winning science fiction author. His first novel, Starfire released in 2009, published by Marcher Lord Press.

Stuart was born in the small Kansas town of Plainville, though his family lived in Stockton at the time. He is fond of saying that he's the strangest thing to ever come out of Plainville.

Perhaps the most telling incident of Stuart's childhood occured when he was two years old and blew up an electrical outlet using only a pinto bean and a metal fork. It took two tries, but the burnt out husk of the outlet still graces his parents house. This may explain alot.

Stuart's exploration into world creation began in Jr. High, when he drew a dinosaur riding a pogo-stick. From there characters, creatures and languages blossomed into the worlds of Galactic Lore, the mythos in which Stuart's first novel, Starfire is set.

Starfire first gained notoriety when it was featured in suspense author, Brandilyn Collin's Kanner Lake series. These four books show the character Ted "S-man" Dawson writing Starfire and highlight sections of the plot and snippets of the Saurian language.

Starfire released to great critical acclaim and won first place in the 2010 Epic Awards Science Fiction category.

Stuart currently lives in Colorado Springs, where he works at a local publishing company during the day, and ventures into alien worlds by night. He also co-owns Eagle Designs, with his wife Tiffany, who is also an author.

Follow Stuart Around the Web:

There are many ways to keep track of what Stuart's up to. You can find him at any of the sites below.

Galactic Lore Blog | Stuart's Facebook Reader's Page | Stuart's Twitter | The Book Club Network