Multigenre Author and Storyteller
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The Storyteller
How it all started
How it all started
A.P. Harper is a multi-genre author known for their captivating storytelling and versatile writing style. With a talent for crafting tales that span across genres, Harper keeps readers on their toes, never quite knowing what to expect next. From the evocative historical fiction of“The Lost Diary of Cecile Dubonnet” to the imaginative and
A.P. Harper is a multi-genre author known for their captivating storytelling and versatile writing style. With a talent for crafting tales that span across genres, Harper keeps readers on their toes, never quite knowing what to expect next. From the evocative historical fiction of“The Lost Diary of Cecile Dubonnet” to the imaginative and quirky “Got A Minute? A Collection of Short Tales and Other Mind Doodles,” Harper's works have delighted a diverse audience, showcasing a unique ability to navigate different genres with ease and flair. Harper's latest novel, “The Fractured Echo,” continues this tradition of delivering an engaging, unpredictable story that leaves readers wanting more.
How it all started
How it all started
How it all started
On a chilly Colorado morning, caught between the haze of waking and the pull of a snooze button, she found me—or perhaps, I found her. A French girl named Cécile from 1938 whispered her story, pulling me into a world far from my own. Whether I created her or she chose me as her voice remains a mystery, but our connection shaped my debut n
On a chilly Colorado morning, caught between the haze of waking and the pull of a snooze button, she found me—or perhaps, I found her. A French girl named Cécile from 1938 whispered her story, pulling me into a world far from my own. Whether I created her or she chose me as her voice remains a mystery, but our connection shaped my debut novel, The Lost Diary of Cécile Dubonnet: Forgetting the Yesterdays of World War II. From that moment, her story became an indelible part of mine.
Inspired by the power of storytelling and the joy of weaving vivid moments, I continued exploring the human experience through my next work, Got a Minute?, A Collection of Short Stories and Mind Doodles designed to entertain, provoke thought, and fit into even the busiest of days.
The Chameleon
How it all started
The Chameleon
If you asked me to define my genre, I’d hesitate—not because I lack one, but because limiting myself feels like denying who I am. I’m a chameleon, not one who blends in to hide, but one who sheds monotony for vibrant possibilities. I’m Neo from The Matrix, waking up after a download and declaring,
“I know Kung Fu.”
Every new experience spa
If you asked me to define my genre, I’d hesitate—not because I lack one, but because limiting myself feels like denying who I am. I’m a chameleon, not one who blends in to hide, but one who sheds monotony for vibrant possibilities. I’m Neo from The Matrix, waking up after a download and declaring,
“I know Kung Fu.”
Every new experience sparks a story, leading to another and another. This kaleidoscope of life inspires comedy, tragedy, satire, crime, and historical fiction—all woven together because that’s what life is. We don’t live in one genre; we live in them all.