About Pete Conrad
Pete Conrad is the author of the Going Home series of novels, The Suicide Flowers, The Arbiters, Survival of the Sparrows, and 104070.
Pete Conrad was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts and now resides in the small yet spectacular New Hampshire seacoast area (it's the shortest coastline of any state, at just 18 miles!). A lifelong learner, Pete holds a degree in English, Literature and Cultural Studies from the University of South Florida. He currently serves on the board of the National Tutoring Association, and is also an avid bass guitar enthusiast, with nearly twenty basses in his collection.
Pete has written screenplays for each of his novels, and he is working to bring them to life on the big screen. A short film version of "The Suicide Flowers" made the rounds on the film festival circuit, sparking the interest of well-known filmmakers. He is wrapping up his latest novel, a timely tale of survival and love in these uncertain times. When asked what makes his writing stand out, Pete states simply, "My work is plausible, my research is impeccable, and my stories will make you feel."
Pete Conrad was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts and now resides in the small yet spectacular New Hampshire seacoast area (it's the shortest coastline of any state, at just 18 miles!). A lifelong learner, Pete holds a degree in English, Literature and Cultural Studies from the University of South Florida. He currently serves on the board of the National Tutoring Association, and is also an avid bass guitar enthusiast, with nearly twenty basses in his collection.
Pete has written screenplays for each of his novels, and he is working to bring them to life on the big screen. A short film version of "The Suicide Flowers" made the rounds on the film festival circuit, sparking the interest of well-known filmmakers. He is wrapping up his latest novel, a timely tale of survival and love in these uncertain times. When asked what makes his writing stand out, Pete states simply, "My work is plausible, my research is impeccable, and my stories will make you feel."
