Bruce authored 19 books (48 if you count the foreign languages), including children's illustrated Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Birthday Wish books. He wrote the Josh Anvil series about a teenage boy who gets overcharged by unique abilities. And then there's the Phalanx Blood Series about a guy named Bernard (not his real name) whose blood is the envy of the pharmaceutical world. The Legend of Skaluni and The Legend of Kalaj take you to another world with tribes, superstitions, and monsters.
His first book of the Fallen Powers series is about a prince lost in a world of goblins and shapeshifters. He also wrote a futuristic screenplay about an Amish youth who has visions of himself saving the President of the United States from assassination while trying to dodge the draft. Bruce likes to take average, everyday characters, and upend their lives through unusual and powerful circumstances.
He remembers having a vivid imagination and using a typewriter to start putting short stories together when he was young. Bruce graduated from Oregon State University in 1989 with a bachelor's degree in wildlife science. From there, he worked in wildlife biology in North Dakota, Oregon, and Florida for 15 years. He taught in a small town for 16 years. He recently earned his Master of Arts in Teaching, and currently teaches PE to elementary school students.
His latest thrill includes ziplining in the tropics of Costa Rica and Mexico.
His first book of the Fallen Powers series is about a prince lost in a world of goblins and shapeshifters. He also wrote a futuristic screenplay about an Amish youth who has visions of himself saving the President of the United States from assassination while trying to dodge the draft. Bruce likes to take average, everyday characters, and upend their lives through unusual and powerful circumstances.
He remembers having a vivid imagination and using a typewriter to start putting short stories together when he was young. Bruce graduated from Oregon State University in 1989 with a bachelor's degree in wildlife science. From there, he worked in wildlife biology in North Dakota, Oregon, and Florida for 15 years. He taught in a small town for 16 years. He recently earned his Master of Arts in Teaching, and currently teaches PE to elementary school students.
His latest thrill includes ziplining in the tropics of Costa Rica and Mexico.
