Whispers in the Wilderness by Stephen M Resar

Stephen M. Resar is an American multi-genre writer who enjoys writing strong female leads, inventing scoundrels, hard-boiled cops, and femme fatales.

Stephen enjoys writing tough talk and haunting dialog. He’s just like other writers, only more so. For those of you who have the guts to ride along, load your gat, don your trench coat, and join us in the drizzly, treacherous world of Stephen’s fiction.

A Northeast Ohio native, Stephen draws upon the best of the classics from his youth in his writing today. That’s right, The Bowery Boys, Japanese Kaiju Media. Everything Film Noir, The Three Stooges, The Little Rascals, Fractured Fairytales, and the stuff created during the Cold War paranoia.

The paranoia instilled the fear of imminent destruction. It created an incredible wave of alien invasion movies and truly apocalyptic outer space adventures.

Stephen’s career began in heavy industry. He first worked as a draftsman and advanced to become a mechanical designer. He later taught himself technical illustration. Bitten by the writing bug, he has spent over 20 years writing technical literature for military and commercial aviation. While working in aviation, he also concentrated on education by taking various writing classes and workshops. It is a voracious hunger.

His education includes a certificate in Feature Film Writing from the University of California Los Angeles and a diploma in Copywriting from the College of Media and Publishing Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom. Both were earned with distinction. In addition, his film education led to a self-study of film production, motion graphics, video editing, and, of course, creative writing.

With gentle persuasion from writing and filmmaking fellow travelers in Los Angeles, England, and Germany, Stephen keeps creating. When he’s not, Stephen enjoys life in picturesque Central Florida.