Robin St. Taw

Robin St. Taw was born and raised in New York City, and won acclaim for his first novel, 'Incident at Latitude 25 North', an environmental novel focused on the conservation and preservation of great white sharks. His subsequent collection of short stories, 'Other Voices in the Rooms; Stories in Two Suites', instigated his transition to concentrating on the innumerable intricacies of the comedy, distress, and joy firmly rooted within every tangled, hindered, yet loving human relationship, regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation. The presence of LGBTQ characters forms a fixed source promoting diversity, a vital theme in all of St. Taw’s novels, including his historical fiction. Holding five college and university degrees, including a post-graduate degree in brain research, St. Taw currently resides in the U.S.