Steven Manchester is a bestselling author known for his emotionally resonant novels and nostalgic storytelling. His works include the #1 bestsellers "Twelve Months," "The Rockin' Chair," "Pressed Pennies," and "Gooseberry Island," as well as national bestsellers like "Ashes," "The Changing Season," and "Three Shoeboxes." He gained further acclaim with his '80s nostalgia series, comprising "Bread Bags & Bullies," "Lawn Darts & Lemonade," and "Yearbooks & Yo-Yos." His novel "The Menu" explores profound themes of self-discovery, while his heartwarming Christmas story, "The Thursday Night Club," was adapted into a successful film.
A multi-award-winning writer, Manchester has been recognized at prestigious book festivals, including the Los Angeles Book Festival, New York Book Festival, and Paris Book Festival. Three of his short stories were featured in the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" series as "101 Best." Beyond novels, he has co-authored works such as "You Will Be Peter" and "Officer Erik & the Very Special Dad," the latter written with television icon Erik Estrada. His writing has been showcased on major platforms like NBC's "Today Show" and CBS's "The Early Show," as well as in publications such as "Billboard" and "People Magazine."
Based in Massachusetts, Manchester balances his writing career with family life. His works often reflect themes of resilience, love, and the passage of time, earning him a devoted readership. Whether through novels, short stories, or plays, his storytelling continues to captivate audiences with its authenticity and emotional depth.