Glen Seeber spent part of his childhood in Libya before settling in Kansas, an early contrast that shaped his curiosity about the wider world. After falling in love with science fiction through authors like Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov, he began writing his own stories when the ones he wanted to read didn't yet exist. Glen studied fiction under Jack M. Bickham at the University of Oklahoma and later built a career in journalism, winning awards in reporting, commentary, and photography.
His novel The Time Traveler's Son began as a short story seed that grew into a full exploration of identity, mystery, and time. When he isn't writing, Glen can be found walking his dog, Pepper, and mentally outlining the next chapter before he ever sits down at the keyboard.
His novel The Time Traveler's Son began as a short story seed that grew into a full exploration of identity, mystery, and time. When he isn't writing, Glen can be found walking his dog, Pepper, and mentally outlining the next chapter before he ever sits down at the keyboard.
