Stuart Vaughn Stockton is a writer of science fiction and fantasy stories. He began creating worlds in Jr. High and has never looked back.
Stuart's manuscript "Starfire" and his Saurian language impressed suspense author Brandilyn Collins when she first heard him using the language at the ACFW Conference in Denver 2004. This inspired her to create the character of Ted "S-man" Dawson in the Kanner Lake suspense series. In the series S-man was shown using bits of the Saurian Language as well as writing scenes from "Starfire".
In 2008 Stuart's fantasy manuscript "Chamber of Origins" finaled in the ACFW 2008 Genesis contest under the Science Fiction/Fantasy/Allegory category.
Stuart lives in Colorado with his wife, Tiffany. They are expecting their first hatchling in March of 2009. Together, they own the web design business Eagle Designs. |
Interesting
Facts:
Among
his various childhood exploits, one of the most memorable
was using a metal fork and a pinto bean to blow up an electrical
outlet. It took two tries, but it happened. The outlet is
still on display in the hallway of his parent's house to this
day.
The only time Stuart
received a grade higher than a C in math was in his only college
level course, in which he did a final project detailing the
life expectancy of the various Saurian clans in the Karnian
skereta mines. He earned him an A+ for the class.
Once
while riding in the car with his father, Stuart was asked
what he wanted his nickname to be. Peering thoughtfully
out the window, Stuart promptly replied, "Telephone Pole".
Though for some reason that name never really stuck. |
