Kevin has been writing stories and letters since he learned to scratch a crayon. One of his first works was a letter at age six to the Kellogg Company complaining that his Rice Krispies cereal didn’t make the proper “snap, crackle, and pop” noises.
From there he started writing kid’s books for his peers, complete with original illustrations. He soon learned that hand-drawing each copy was too labor-intensive, and shelved his children’s book writing career for about thirty years.
Nowadays Kevin can be found writing novels, kid’s books for adults, and letters to companies complaining about such things as Wheaties flakes not being e-shaped. When he’s not annoying people he can be found shooting, playing darts, or enjoying a good beer.
