John Weisman

John Weisman is a highly accomplished American author, known for his thriller novels and non-fiction works. He has achieved the rare feat of reaching the New York Times Bestseller lists for both fiction and non-fiction, making him a prominent figure in the literary world. Weisman began his career in Naval Special Warfare coverage when he co-wrote the bestseller novel "Rogue Warrior" alongside Richard Marcinko. Following this, he went on to create and develop the fictional follow-up novels with Marcinko, further solidifying his reputation in the field. Weisman currently resides on the Gulf Coast of Florida.

Weisman is a seven-time best-selling author, with his works appearing on both the nonfiction and fiction bestseller lists. He has a unique distinction of being one of the few writers to have achieved this rare accomplishment. After co-authoring "Rogue Warrior," which tells the story of Richard Marcinko and the SEAL Team 6, Weisman wrote eight bestselling Rogue fictional sequels on his own. He is also a reviewer of books on military and intelligence affairs for the Washington Times, and his reviews have been featured in Intelligencer, AFIO’s periodical.

Weisman's 2004 novel "Jack in the Box" received critical acclaim, with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Seymour Hersh praising it as "the insider's insider spy novel." His CIA short stories have been chosen for inclusion in Best American Mystery Stories in 1997 and 2003, further cementing his reputation as a skilled writer. His most recent CIA short fiction appears in "Agents of Treachery." Weisman's analysis has appeared in AFIO's periodical Intelligencer, and he continues to write about the dark, dirty, and dangerous world of the CIA with unmatched expertise. He currently lives on Florida's Gulf Coast.