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G.L. Breedon

I spent my childhood whizzing through the galaxy in super sleek starships and defeating treacherously evil monsters in long forgotten kingdoms. I grew up to write science fiction and fantasy novels.

I attended the University of Michigan and received a Bachelor’s of General Studies concentrating in film, video, theater and writing. I have directed a couple of short films, the play Getting Out by Marsha Norman, and the short works of Woody Allen, Lanford Wilson, Christopher Durang, August Strindberg, William Saroyan, and others. I also wrote, produced, directed, and held a starring role in two low budget feature films. The first one, Harvest Moon isn’t yet available yet, while the second one, Dark September Rain, can be seen on DVD.

Additionally, I have written several screenplays and plays and worked behind the camera as a cinematographer on several low budget projects, designed sets and lights for the stage, gaffed the feature film The Four Corners of Nowhere, and taught acting to children.  In addition, I have coordinated numerous corporate events.

I am an ordained Interfaith Minster and I maintain the site The Chrysalis Age exploring the intersection of spirituality and globalization.  The site also contains most of my other writing.

I live with my wife, in Brooklyn, NY.