on April 6, 2014 @ 1:35 am
Richard Walsh is a part-time writer and full-time husband, father, and accountant. He lives with his family and a pack of basset hounds in the suburbs of Minneapolis and stays active with local politics, roleplaying games, and light (very light) jogging.
Richard is influenced by a wide variety of genre writers, most notably Cormac McCarthy, P.G. Wodehouse, Robert Heinlein, and Raymond Chandler. His worldview is fundamentally libertarian and subsidiarist, but the themes of his work often extend beyond questions of the individual and the state.
To date, Richard’s most prominent work is the Adventures of Seamus Tripp, which he coauthors with Jon Garett. The Adventures of Seamus Tripp is a book series suitable for readers of all ages. It combines humor, action, and adventure in a format that is exciting, literary, and good fun. Get a taste of the series for free with The Adventure of Seamus Tripp and the North Star Witch.
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on January 8, 2014 @ 3:13 pm
J.D. Tuccille is a journalist and the author of the humorous adventure novel High Desert Barbecue.
An editor at Reason.com, the online incarnation of Reason magazine, and former editor of a popular civil liberties website, J.D. has commented on current issues on both television and radio, and has been quoted saying unkind things about politicians and government policies in the pages of the New York Times, Salon, and other publications. His provocative and often witty columns on hotly debated topics including the environment, government overreach, and civil liberties have appeared in publications including the Arizona Republic, the Denver Post, the Providence Journal, and the Washington Times.
J.D. is an enthusiastic explorer of the American Southwest’s deserts, mountains, and forests. He lives in rural northern Arizona with his wife, Wendy, a pediatrician, their son, Anthony, and their two dogs.
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