Richard A. Knaak

Richard A. Knaak is a renowned American author, best known for his work in the fantasy genre. He has created several of his own series, including the Dragonrealm series, as well as contributing to popular series such as Dragonlance, Diablo, Warcraft, and Age of Conan. Knaak's interest in science fiction and fantasy was sparked by reading Storm Over Warlock by Andre Norton, and he has since been influenced by authors such as Roger Zelazny, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and Edgar Allan Poe.

Knaak has written a total of 44 novels and dozens of short stories, earning him a spot on both the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. His works include "The Legend of Huma," "WoW: Wolfheart," and "King of the Grey," among many others, and have been published worldwide in multiple languages. In addition to his novels, Knaak has also written background material for games, comics, and manga, such as the Sunwell trilogy.

Currently, Knaak is working on several projects, including the sequel to "Black City Demon," continuing the Dragonrealm series with "Knights of the Frost," and more. He spends his time living between Illinois and Arkansas, and can be reached through his website, where fans can find more information on his upcoming releases and appearances. Knaak values his interactions with fans and does his best to read and respond to their e-mails, while also maintaining an active presence on Facebook and Twitter.