William Sites

William Alfred Sites grew up in a small town tucked away in the eastern part of Pennsylvania. This small town was his inspiration to begin a career in writing. In 2003, acting as editor-in-chief, he started a monthly newsletter entitled, Our Town. Our Town focused on the past and present happenings of his hometown, thus preserving a portion of the town’s history for posterity.

After the newsletter, William ventured into writing novels in the apocalyptic genre with the book, Aftermath, as his debut. Subsequent books included: Aftermath II: Wolf Valley; Inevitable Retribution (a rewrite of the Aftermath books), and finally, Inevitable Resolve.

William then went on to write a series of children’s fantasy books entitled: The Landahar Chronicles. These titles consisted of: Journey to Landahar; The War, the Wizard, and the Sacrifice; Secret of Cerret; Where the Sun Sets, and King Laddrac.

In 2018 William teamed up with his wife, Tammy, to write two children’s poetry books entitled: This is Me: Tales of Autism, and their second book: I Spy the Sky so High.

William then went on to write his first solo poetry book: Stages. He quickly followed with another title: Pieces. Poetry called to William and he answered. Subsequent titles include: Changes; Secret Sage; This Side of Dark, and Thunder in my Ear. His next poetry book was a combined collection of his first six chapbooks entitled: Heartfelt Poems. William then followed up with Journeys: poems from my soul, my mind, my heart; Far From Here; Life Is: a collection of poems; Harder and Hearter; Push, Pull and Ponder; Daydreams: poems of the imagination; Our Time, Our Choice; In, Out & Doubt: emotion and mood poems; Poems at Midnight: gold.