B. Alan Wagner

B. Alan Wagner is an author and lawyer living on California's central coast. Once an avid political blogger, he switched to storytelling, but continues to address issues that are on the forefront of societal debate. "Almost Midnight" is Alan's debut novel that uses climate change as a backdrop to a heartwarming and heart-pounding adventure of a young math genius. His second novel, "Blind Intentions" takes place in Alabama in the early 1960s and delves into the delicate topics of racial prejudice and abortion. His book, "Bad Land,” chronicles the political and environmental downfall of the United States as seen through the eyes of an undocumented immigrant. “The Grandest Tour,” mixes humor with sci-fi with a lunar bike race and “Outlaw Odyssey” picks up where “Almost Midnight” leaves off as antagonist JP becomes the protagonist. But his novels aren’t just stories of societal and environmental issues, they’re more about the strengths and vulnerabilities of human beings. If you like a little drama, a little humor, a little emotion, and a little suspense, his books are for you. Give one a try, but expect the unexpected.