Con Crazy - Chapple, Addison J

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Résumé :
ADDISON J. CHAPPLE is a pseudonym for the writing team of William Roetzheim and Randy Becker. William started his career in the tech industry. After launching multiple software companies, he turned his attention to writing, penning an award-winning trilogy of plays about America's great poets. Randy is an Emmy-nominated producer who began his career as an actor starring in film, television, and on Broadway, including the Tony Award-winning play Love! Valour! Compassion! He now expresses his creativity through writing and producing.
Eliza Marsh is an award-winning competitive rock climber and outdoor guide who turned her love of extreme adventure into a passion for writing stories with thrilling plots, unforgettable characters, and humor. Eliza holds an honors degree in Creative Writing from Miami University, is a published poet, and a librarian. When she's not on the sharp end of the rope, you can find Eliza plotting her next novel at her cabin in Slade, Kentucky, in front of the fireplace with her corgi and a glass of bourbon.
Danny Kravitz is an author, screenwriter, composer, musician, and educator. His 2021 film, The Marksman, starring Liam Neeson, reached #1 at the box office. Danny is the author of six children's history and historical fiction books and loves to weave historical elements into uplifting stories, with characters who succeed in ways they never imagined. His past books have been described by critics as inspiring, enlightening, [and] wonderful. In addition to his passion for writing, Danny was a Big Ten champion fencer, and currently produces and records music. You can find Danny on TikTok @dannywritesthings....

Biographie:

Addison J. Chapple enjoys writing books that make people laugh and leaves them with a message of hope and greater understanding of the world around them. Following an award-winning career as an actor on Broadway, Addison began working behind the scenes in the entertainment industry, managing writers and helping to develop literary properties for film and television before turning to other creative endeavors. Addison has since become a prolific author with a keen sense of story that resonates in both the publishing and film worlds. Addison's debut novel, The Man Who Would Be King, won IBPA's Benjamin Franklin Award for Comedy.