CHRIS EVANS was born in Toronto, Canada and now lives in New York City. He’s earned degrees in English/History, Political Science, and a Masters in History with Distinction specializing in military history. Before moving to the U.S. he was a military historian and conducted battlefield tours of Europe in addition to being the military historical consultant on a television documentary on the First World War. Chris started his commercial publishing career as an editor with Ballantine/Del Rey of Random House and is currently the editor of history and current affairs/conflicts books at Stackpole Books where he launched the Stackpole Military History Series which now has over 120 titles in print.The Iron Elves is Chris’s first series. The trilogy is being translated into French, German, Japanese, Russian, and Czech.
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Bookplates
For anyone who wants a bookplate(s), I will sign and mail bookplates (for free) anywhere in the world. Go to the Contact page to email me. Please include your complete mailing address. Let me know how many you want, and if you want them personalized, for example, To Gertrude, All the best, Chris. The bookplates are 3” x 5” so they’ll fit inside any edition you have although I wouldn’t suggest slapping one on your Kindle. They have an adhesive backing so when you get it you just peel and stick.
F.A.Q.
Q. Do you recommend any writing groups online?
A. Check out www.onlinewritingworkshop.com
Q. Who represents you?
A. Don Maass of the Donald Maass Literary Agency in New York City. www.maassagency.com
Q. Where do you work and what do you do (when you’re not writing?)
A. I edit history, military history, current affairs and conflicts books for Stackpole Books.
www.stackpolebooks.com
Q. So what’s your next book going to be about, and when will it be in stores?
A. My next book will also be a military fantasy, but set in a different world than the Iron Elves. It will publish in 2013.