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Kevin Alex Baker

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Contact: kevinalexbaker@gmail.com

Kevin Alex Baker learned how powerful words can be on his fifth birthday, when he was hit by a bookmobile.

His resulting phobia of literature catalyzed his interest in psychology, and as he pondered a life filled with the non-stop excitement of clinical research, Kevin dreamed up a radical new approach to modern therapy. The one problem was no matter how effective it might be, running the program would cause any ethics committee to strip him of his license. Kevin didn’t have the guts to defy them himself, so he wrote a story about a therapist who did. The idea grew, and as Kevin overcame his fear of books, the story evolved into his darkly-comic novel, Head Games.

While working on Head Games, Kevin made his playwriting debut in Los Angeles with the musical Lovers’ Mayhem, featuring a fresh cast bursting with talent including recording artist Lara Janine, and James Kyson Lee, who went on to star in the mega-hit TV series Heroes. The show sold out multiple performances during its run, and Kevin took great pride in moving his harshest critic to tears with the finale.

Kevin lives and writes in Waikiki, Hawai’i, where his chances of accidentally encountering a book are incredibly low.

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Hi Kevin! Thank you so much for your continued support of The Beho....

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I wrote 444 days ago

Hi Phil, A big mahalo for waiting for an admittedly very overdue review. I'm really enjoying Ragnarok, you've clearly got not only a great imagination, but the talent to create a fully-realized world and populate it with interesting characters. The only critique I have is that there are times whe... view book

I wrote 446 days ago

Hi Rawan, I think you do a great job at tackling an emotionally-wrought topic with ease and grace. Two things jump out at me that might help. First, you do a lot of "telling", not "showing". For instance, in the phone call between Antoinette and her boss in the first chapter, most of the detail o... view book

I wrote 456 days ago

K.C., I knew from the first sentence I HAD read this before! Checked the comments and found my old one from about 128 days ago. I'll say now that I can see why this is flying up the new Authonomy charts. Most writers pour all their energy into either painting an era or creating compelling charact... view book

I wrote 462 days ago

Jim, The Firelord's Crown is a ripping tale. You've got great command of your prose, as is evidenced by the intensity of your opening. Most fantasy novels that I've read bog themselves down in needless lore, but you do a wonderful job balancing between painting a fully-realized world and keeping ... view book

I wrote 465 days ago

Hi Beryl, I finally got a chance to sit down and enjoy The Sonnet, and I'm glad I did! This is rich and florid prose, and you create a pair of likable characters that we would certainly like to see together, even though we know Charlotte's illness will probably intervene. Nice work! Backed! L... view book

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