A. L. Means grew up in England and lives in Arizona. As a journalist he has written for newspapers and magazines in Britain and the United States. His recent fiction includes A Passion Worth Pursuing, a light-hearted erotic adventure released by eXtasy Publishing. Other fiction includes a novel centered on a rock singer, Shine Like The Sun; a set of short stories entitled Foreign Ways; and two tales for children and the young at heart, The Trouble Upstream and When Rabbits Ran Rampant.
Under the name Andrew Means, he has also written a memoir about the country music entertainer Marty Robbins (entitled Some Memories - Growing Up With Marty Robbins), a biography of the rock group Pink Floyd and an introduction to novelist and essayist George Orwell.
Under the name Andrew Means, he has also written a memoir about the country music entertainer Marty Robbins (entitled Some Memories - Growing Up With Marty Robbins), a biography of the rock group Pink Floyd and an introduction to novelist and essayist George Orwell.
