David DeGeorge has had novels published, several short stories to download, and short stories published in magazines and anthologies. A couple of the stories were finalists in writing contests. His first novel, Friendship, was a coming of age story. Since then, he's had novels published in a variety of genres: Internment, a psychological suspense novel involving brainwashing, Chalktrauma, a horror novel about teens and their teacher, The Chair, a psychological novel with a literary bend, and Accounting for Clues, a mystery. If he's not writing or drawing, he's reading (with, as John D. MacDonald said, either grinding envy or weary contempt) or he's talking with/visiting his nieces. Read novel excerpts, a few of his short stories, as well as the inspiration for these stories and the novels at www.daviddegeorge.com