A.P. Harper is a mystery writer whose captivating novels, Got a Minute? and The Lost Diary of Cécile Dubonnet, have enthralled readers with their suspenseful plots and deep psychological themes.
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The Storyteller
How it all started
How it all started
I'm a committed wanderer and life expérienceur. I enjoy living in different places, but it is the change I crave. Others run from it, but I run towards it with the family in tow. I was born in Hungary and lived in many countries before settling in Northern Virginia with my family. It's long-term temporary.
Just as much as I enjoy changing
I'm a committed wanderer and life expérienceur. I enjoy living in different places, but it is the change I crave. Others run from it, but I run towards it with the family in tow. I was born in Hungary and lived in many countries before settling in Northern Virginia with my family. It's long-term temporary.
Just as much as I enjoy changing my environment, I have also tried many things in my life; most had nothing to do with writing, but as with anything, you only discover your passion by trying. Although I'm starting this journey, I want you to come along for the ride and don't see the Writer behind the pages, hear the Storyteller I yearn to become.
How it all started
How it all started
How it all started
On a cold Colorado morning, half asleep, half awake, between yearning for the weekend and the reality of having to go to work, a French girl, Cécile from 1938, pushed me towards a 'certainly-going-to-be-late-from-work' snooze. It's uncertain if I created her or Cécile found me to be her voice, but now our lives are forever etched into the
On a cold Colorado morning, half asleep, half awake, between yearning for the weekend and the reality of having to go to work, a French girl, Cécile from 1938, pushed me towards a 'certainly-going-to-be-late-from-work' snooze. It's uncertain if I created her or Cécile found me to be her voice, but now our lives are forever etched into the root of our souls in my debut, The Lost Diary of Cécile Dubonnet; Forgetting The Yesterdays of World War II.
The Chameleon
How it all started
The Chameleon
I'd like to say that my genre is [BLANK], but it would go against the very core of my nature and who I am. I'm a chameleon who changes color not to blend in or to hide but to rid of the mono-tone color covering my body. I'm Neo from the Matrix, who wakes up after a few seconds of download and says, 'I know Kung Fu.'
Every new experience c
I'd like to say that my genre is [BLANK], but it would go against the very core of my nature and who I am. I'm a chameleon who changes color not to blend in or to hide but to rid of the mono-tone color covering my body. I'm Neo from the Matrix, who wakes up after a few seconds of download and says, 'I know Kung Fu.'
Every new experience creates a story, which leads to another. This colorful mix brings comedy, tragedy, satire, crime novels, and historical fiction to life because it is 'Life.' We don't live in one genre. We live in all.