Steven Womack is an accomplished American author, well-known for his mystery and thriller novels. He is a native of Nashville, Tennessee, where he continues to reside with his family. Womack's writing career began at a young age, and his dedication and hard work have led him to become a successful author, earning numerous awards and accolades. His work is highly regarded by readers, who praise his authentic and engaging writing style.
Womack's Harry James Denton and Jack Lynch book series are among his most popular works, having been recognized for their excellence by many. His first novel, "Murphy's Fault," was published in 1990 and was the only debut mystery on the New York Times Notable Book List that year. Since then, he has written ten more novels, earning prestigious awards such as the Edgar and Shamus Awards, as well as multiple nominations for major mystery awards.
In addition to his work as an author, Womack is also a skilled scriptwriter. He co-wrote the screenplays for "Proudheart," which was nominated for the CableAce Award, and "Volcano: Fire on the Mountain," an ABC television movie that was one of the most-watched television movies of the year. Womack has also served as a tutor at The Film School of Watkins College of Arts, where he lectures on screenwriting. He is a licensed pilot and enjoys flying and scuba diving in his spare time, although he admits that spare time has been scarce since 2001.