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Douglas Robbins Den of Discussion

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 Douglas Robbins began his writing career at a young age,
when one of his teachers asked the class to write a poem. In that moment he
found a power in words that he'd never found anywhere else. 

Robbins grew up, attended college, and held jobs in numerous
fields, from construction to insurance. The jobs changed, but his need to write
remained a constant. According to Robbins, "As time passed, I started to
write more seriously because it was the only profession that ever made sense.
It wasn't so much a career move. It was a move out of necessity." 

He released his first novel, The Reluctant Human, in 2012.
He quickly followed it up with the novella Max Johnny, and a book of short
stories, Leaves Piled High. 

In 2019 he released Narican: The Cloaked Deception, his
first book in this sci-fi series. 

Love in a Dying Town: The story of a single father
struggling to raise his daughter in a dying factory town. It is a story about
love, commitment, and sacrifice. It is due out in 2021. 

In 2022 we should see the second and third book in the
Narican series. 

Robbins lives in the Catskill Mountains of New York with his
wife and family. 

Follow his writing, news and updates, at https://douglasrobbinsauthor.com 

  

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