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Steven Paul-Germané
Steven Paul-Germané was born in Los Angeles, California, on June 28. He is a divorced father of five and commutes between Arlington, Texas, and Fayetteville, Arkansas. He studied c...view moreSteven Paul-Germané was born in Los Angeles, California, on June 28. He is a divorced father of five and commutes between Arlington, Texas, and Fayetteville, Arkansas. He studied computer information systems at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Although he loved to write as a child growing up, writing poems, songs, and manuscripts of numerous books that were stolen when he and his wife moved from a small town in Oklahoma to Fayetteville to continue his education, Mr. Germané didn’t pursue a journalism degree because his writing professors were stagnate at a previous college he attended, causing him to change his mind about his original degree plan, which was writing.
Mr. Germané has written several books with seven already published, including this one, and more completed manuscripts are available for publishing in the near future. Night Stalker will be his eighth book published, and then there’re six books left in the Storm series, which will be a total of ten books altogether. He’s also planning a final book in the two-book series of The Paper Boy’s Paper Route and is currently debating whether or not to do a sequel to his very first book, The Barber’s Shop, with a book that he has titled The Barber’s Shop II: Indecent Cuts.
Mr. Germané would love to see any of his books made into movies but realizes that due to the nature and graphic depiction of sexual acts between consenting male adults, America may not be ready for them. He’d like to continue to personally thank his ex-wife, Kimberly Bell, and son Kah’Vanti Bell-Phillips for being there for him and understanding that no matter how old you get, you never stop trying to achieve your goals in life and you can do and be anything you want to do or be without restrictions or limitations except for the ones you set for yourself. And never give up regardless of how hard or impossible the tasks or goals are.
One last thing—remember that love is unconditional, genderless, and color-blind. There is one voice, one choice, and that’s love.view less