Harry Carpenter

Author

About Me

My Bio

I've always had a passion for writing. Starting in middle school, I developed my passion. I shelved it for years, thinking what I had created would never be interesting enough for anyone to read.
In 2018, several friends listened as I told stories from my troubled and eventful past. They all said the same thing: "Write a book about it!"
And here I am. I come equipped with a passion for sci-fi, horror, comedy and a pocket full of life experiences.
I hope you enjoy what you read!

Chemical Burns...coming soon!

01/29/2022

Well, I released the information on social media, so why not here? The forthcoming book, "Chemical Burns" will be coming out later this year! I've been working hard to finish a story with fellow author Timothy R. Baldwin, and we're nearing the end!

The story follows two characters, each written by myself or Tim. The chapters are written in tandem, meaning that rather than combining our ideas into one story, we wrote almost two books that become one! Half of the book has one voice, the other half another! It's a fun and interesting concept we hope works well!

The plot, in a nutshell, involves police detective Morgan as he tracks down an elusive killer, dubbed "The Chemical Burn Killer." While he's doing his thing, Jasper Marks, a low-tier reporter, sinks his teeth into some juicy news that blows the case wide open. While he constantly gets in the way of the police, knows too much, and quite frankly seems to place himself on suspect number one listings constantly, can Morgan deduce who the real killer is, or will he be able to finger Marks as his man all along?

It's a heck of a concept, and you're sure to enjoy it. We both peppered in nods to previous works of ours. I tossed in some "Memoirs of a Crazed Mind" nods, as Tim threw in some of his Kahale and Claude Mystery Series touches.

Coming later this Spring/Early Summer wherever books are sold!

“You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it.
That’s why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence.”