Bruce Fogelson

Bruce Fogelson has an extensive and diverse background spanning decades of personal and professional entrepreneurial endeavors. He has significantly impacted as a technical writer, notably authoring U.S. patents in five fields. These patents testify to his ability to articulate unique and complex ideas clearly and concisely. Now, Fogelson is venturing into the realm of fiction writing. Unlike his precise technical writing of new ideas, which leaves little to the imagination, his approach to fiction involves developing stories from concepts, creating compelling characters, and crafting scenes and dialogue that bring his unique narratives to life. This process emphasizes engaging with the characters and building the story around their interactions, keeping the writing process genuine, active, and alive.

One advice that has guided Fogelson's writing journey is "Write to the audience." Consequently, each of his fiction works is crafted with the reader in mind, aiming to resonate with and captivate the audience.

Additionally, Fogelson has undertaken the remarkable task of transcribing ancient texts and modernizing an extensive collection of over 2,500 rules for living life derived from centuries-old texts. This work involves transcribing these age-old principles into modern language, making them accessible and relevant to contemporary readers.

Fogelson's wide range of writing experiences, from technical patent writing to fiction and historical transcription, provides him with a unique depth and versatility as an author. His varied skills and experiences contribute to his ability to craft engaging and thought-provoking content across different genres.