Caleb Alexander

Caleb Alexander is a best-selling author, prolific ghostwriter, and trusted literary partner for major global political leaders, business executives, and high-profile public figures. His career spans more than two decades and nearly fifty books, including multiple New York Times bestsellers. He has ghostwritten high-impact projects for international clients whose work shapes policy, diplomacy, and commerce at the highest levels.

In commercial fiction, Alexander has written some of the most successful titles in the urban literature genre, including True to the Game II and III and Deadly Reigns I–III for Teri Woods, and Dirtier Than Ever, The Reason Why, Red's Revenge, The Boss, and Forever for Vickie Stringer. His debut novel, Eastside, was handpicked by Zane to launch Simon & Schuster’s Strebor on the Streetz imprint, with his second novel also published by Simon & Schuster.

Alexander’s nonfiction work demonstrates the same command of voice and strategic framing. He has authored thought pieces and in-depth analyses for leading publications, including The Africa Report, Georgetown Security Studies Review, The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, and others. His subjects range from African political economy to global security, development policy, and international relations—making him a sought-after collaborator for clients with complex, globally relevant narratives.

Academically, Alexander holds a Master of Arts in International Relations from The Fletcher School at Tufts University and a Master of Arts in Global Affairs from the University of Oklahoma’s Boren College of International Studies. He earned dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science from Penn State University and International Studies from the University of the Incarnate Word. He is also pursuing a PhD in International Development at the University of Birmingham, focusing on urban governance, resistance, and sustainable development in postcolonial contexts.

He has completed advanced professional training at the London School of Economics and Political Science (Public Policy Analysis; Public Policy Innovations; Public Policy Transformation) and the University of Oxford (Economics for Public Policy; Evidence in Public Policy; Ethics in Public Policy).

In addition to his literary achievements, Alexander is Senior Writer at Malibu Films, where he develops screenplays and television projects, and serves as Creative Writing Facilitator at SOBA Recovery Centers. His ability to merge compelling storytelling with deep subject-matter expertise has made him the behind-the-scenes voice for clients seeking books, speeches, and articles that resonate with both public audiences and elite decision-makers.