Kevin James Breaux
Kevin James Breaux is an award-winning author and artist. His professional writing credits span over thirteen years and include short stories and novels. He has held memberships in the Horror Writers Association, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Writers of America, International Thriller Writers and the Paranormal Romance Guild. He lives by the motto “Write Makes Might!”© and sees each new page as an opportunity to improve and advance.
Formerly represented by Marisa A. Corvisiero the founder of the Corvisiero Literary Agency.
"Kevin Breaux takes no prisoners! This is raw, funny, edgy, unapologetic and highly weird. Buckle up." -Jonathan Maberry, New York Times best-selling author of Patient Zero and Kill Switch.
For more information, a current publishing history, interviews and signing schedules please visit Kevin's author site.
www.kevinbreaux.com
“If you're not writing, you're wronging.”
“When my dad was young he shot marbles. When I was young I played Marble Madness on my Nintendo Entertainment System.”
“When Art becomes a Science it is no longer an Art.”
“Write Makes Might!”
“Yeah, I write Urban Fantasy, but its more like Die Hard or Indiana Jones with Fairies, Mummies and a Vampire who uses guns more than his teeth.”
“Right and wrong matters little when survival matters most.”
“Soul Born is not about good and evil, it's about the shadows that lie in-between.”
“Zombies are the middle children of the otherworldly family. Vampires are the oldest brother who gets to have a room in the attic, all tripped out with a disco ball and shag carpet. Werewolves are the youngest, the babies, always getting pinched and told they're cute. With all that attention stolen away from the middle child Zombie, no wonder she shuffles off grumbling, "Marsha, Marsha, Marsha.”
“My name is Kevin James Breaux and I am an author. Why does that always sound like I am introducing myself at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting?”
“Imagine what I could have done in ten years. I could have learned to speak Japanese. I could have played every RPG video game ever created, and if I spoke Japanese I could have played the foreign ones too! Man, I could have built a spaceship in my backyard and flew it to the moon and back, if I wanted.”