Chris Worman is a long-time copywriter turned storyteller, exploring the nature of humanity through high fantasy epics and middle grade adventures. He has a B.S. in Business Management and studied as an aerospace engineer, leading to his analysis of higher education. His book Washington, Adams, and Jefferson is featured on PBS Books’ America250 Reading List.
“If the best of us were children playing in the sand on the shore of the ocean of truth, let us take our first steps into the tide.”
This is the main tenet behind Chris’ writing philosophy. It builds off the famous quote by Isaac Newton, who displayed a profoundly humble attitude toward his life’s work and childlike curiosity in his quest for discovery.
- With his high fantasy series, The Amulets, Chris dives into the father-son dynamic and the extent to which love and duty can inspire courage.
- When he returned to college, Chris noticed a troubling decline in the standard of education being delivered to students, and worked to encourage a dialogue that might save this tremendously important institution.
- For kids, Chris aims to bring historical figures and consequential events to life, and show that we can all make a meaningful difference.
An entire ocean of truth awaits anyone with the spirit to sail it.