Author
Christopher Johns
Chris began his writing later in life at the tender age of 21 while serving in the United States Marine Corps as a Combat Correspondent—a photojournalist. While serving aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in sunny San Diego, California, Chris was responsible for collecting information, photogra…
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Chris began his writing later in life at the tender age of 21 while serving in the United States Marine Corps as a Combat Correspondent—a photojournalist. While serving aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in sunny San Diego, California, Chris was responsible for collecting information, photographing events and supporting written articles with his photography skills. Chris assisted in the release of more than 1,000 products—articles, captioned photos, videos and sound bites—while stationed at MCAS Miramar.
But throughout that time in his life, there was something constantly calling to him—writing. While sharing the exploits and stories of countless brothers and sisters-in-arms, Chris constantly wondered what it would be like to follow a life-long dream of sharing a world all his own with others as so many of his favorite authors had before him. In fact, most of the corporals and sergeants editing his work found it impossible not to point out that his style of writing was more novelistic than that of a typical journalist.
So, why not give it a shot, right?
Chris has a loving wife, a wonderful, energetic son, a darling and daring daughter and many awesome friends, some of whom are inspirations for the characters of his various worlds.
Here’s hoping you like his work as much as he loves making it!
AUTHOR CAREER
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THE AUTHOR’S WRITING
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THE AUTHOR’S WORLDS
