Marc Graham was born in Michigan, but moved to the Republic of Texas at his earliest opportunity, where he attended Rice University. On falling in love, he made the mistake of telling his prospective bride that he'd follow her to the ends of the earth. Since then, he has lived in Virginia, Ohio and North Carolina. The happy couple have at last landed on Colorado's Front Range where they live with their 2 dogs.
A mechanical engineer by profession, Marc is also an ordained minister, Rosicrucian and Freemason. He is humbled to have been one of the youngest Masters of Richmond (Virginia) Randolph Lodge #19 (AF&AM), housed in the oldest building in America erected and continually used for Masonic purposes (since 1785).
Marc writes primarily historical fiction, though he has a few contemporary and speculative ideas knocking around in his head. He is a member of the Historical Novel Society, National Writers Association, Backspace Writers, Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, Pacific Northwest Writers Assocation, Pikes Peak Writers, and Writers' League of Texas. Professional and research memberships include the Society for American Archaeology and the Battle of Nashville Preservation Society.
