After working as a reporter, Stevens transitioned to writing crime fiction after being introduced to his first mystery novel, which opened his eyes to a whole new world of storytelling. He became deeply immersed in the genre and developed an interest in writing in that format. “…the mystery format gave me some idea that, I wondered to myself how hard it might be, so I started writing. It took me a long time to get published, but I just kept at it for twenty plus years until I got published and knowing, as I continued to write, that crime fiction was my… I loved crime fiction. I just loved all the different varieties of it…” With the exception of his baseball novel The Fireballer, the rest of Stevens’ novels are crime fiction, the first three from his Allison Coil Mystery Series, and the last two to the Flynn Martin series. After the release of Two Truths and a Lie, Stevens will work on book three, completing the Flynn Martin trilogy.

It’s not so much about trying to capture the whole female perspective, it’s trying to get your one character right.” -on writing from a female protagonist perspective


Journalism is printing something that someone does not want printed. Everything else is public relations.”
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