Kyle J. Anderson

Kyle J. Anderson always had a calling for writing. His mom was a journalist in her earlier years and continues to write today. It wasn't until 2010 that Anderson started to take his writing to the next level with his debut poetry collection "Skin: A Collection of Poems." This title had decent reception for being a solely independent release with no backing from another party. This was followed by his debut novel "Recovery" which was received very well, earning a nomination in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award in 2011 and sales still trickling in to this day. Poetry then again took the spotlight with collections like "Birds Of Prey" and "The Keeper of The Masks" which both met mixed reviews but were groundbreaking and experimental in their own right. His second novel "Castle" was released at the end of 2012 and acted as the follow up to "Recovery." Again, this title met mixed reviews but pushed the boundaries and Anderson put out his last poetry collection, a best of, "The Night The Flowers Bloomed" at the end of 2012 as well.

Anderson took time away from writing to get back to his roots and what made him fall in love with writing, and this can be seen in his new release "Blackout" which is due out in early 2014.