On this episode of Ron’s Amazing Stories we have an interview with author Edward Hancock II who talks about his award winning series of detective thrillers. We also have a listener’s missing time story and if that wasn’t enough how about Chinese fable that is a kin to something Aesop himself would have wrote. 

Raised a true East Texan, Edward Hancock II is a graduate of Sabine High School and Kilgore College. Born with Spina Bifida, Hancock was always a dreamer. These dreams became a reality at the age of 10 when he wrote what he considers to be his first real short story. By the age of 14, Hancock developed a deep love for writing poetry. By 19, he was a staff member of the Kilgore College Ranger Yearbook and Flare newspaper.

To date, Hancock’s writing resume consists of more than 15 short stories, over 100 poems, 3 self-published titles and two traditionally published novels. He is a proud member of the Northeast Texas Writers Organization (NETWO) as well as the East Texas Christian Writers. He is also a speaker for hire, regularly speaking to children’s and disabled groups on such topics as “life with no excuses” and “never give up on a dream”. His hobbies include reading, traveling, genealogy research and movies. He currently lives in Gilmer, Texas with a house full of four-legged children.

Author Links: Ed on Amazon - Ed on Twitter - Ed on Facebook

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