Alan Hlad is an American author who has gained international recognition for his historical fiction novels. He is best known for his debut novel, "The Long Way Home," which was published in 2019 and quickly became a bestseller. Hlad's novels are inspired by real people and events of World War I and World War II, including "The Book Spy," "Churchill's Secret Messenger," and "A Light Beyond the Trenches."
Before becoming an author, Hlad worked as a corporate executive. However, he decided to leave his corporate career to pursue his passion for writing. Hlad is a member of several professional organizations, including the Historical Novel Society, Literary Cleveland, Novelitics, and the Akron Writers' Group. He is a frequent speaker at conferences, literary events, and book club gatherings, sharing his insights and expertise on historical fiction and the writing process.
Hlad currently divides his time between Ohio and Portugal. He is dedicated to his craft and can be found online at AlanHlad.com, where readers can learn more about his books, upcoming events, and writing journey. Hlad's novels have captivated audiences worldwide, and his ability to bring historical events and figures to life through his storytelling has earned him a place among the top historical fiction authors of our time.