Logan Albright

Logan Albright is an American author and moustache enthusiast whose many loves include language, music, good beer, and above all personal liberty.

His literary influences range from the carefully crafted novels of Victor Hugo and Herman Melville, to the common sense wisdom of G. K. Chesterton, to the playful linguistic humor of P. G. Wodehouse, to the razor-keen cleverness of Philip K. Dick, to the insane, labyrinthine plots of Harry Stephen Keeler. This variety is reflective of Albright's own work, which hops from genre to genre as his idiosyncratic interest dictates.

If there is a common thread in Albright's writing, it is probably a steadfast belief in the magic of everyday life, combined with an unshakable sense of pig-headed optimism. He's always happy to put his faith in faerie tales, which contain more truth than most people realize.