Thomas Christopher Greene is a highly accomplished author, born and raised in Worcester, Massachusetts. He is the sixth of seven children to Dolores and Richard Greene, both of whom were educators. His father was a college professor who later became a college president, and his mother taught kindergarten. Greene's upbringing in an academic family had a significant influence on his career trajectory.
Greene has written seven books, including six critically acclaimed novels and a collection of short stories. His work has been translated into thirteen languages, highlighting his international appeal. His novels have captivated readers worldwide, and his writing has been praised for its depth, emotion, and narrative style. His most notable works include "The Headmaster's Wife," an international bestseller, and "The Perfect Liar," a domestic thriller.
In addition to his work as an author, Greene is also a respected educator. In 2007, he founded the Vermont College of Fine Arts, a top graduate fine arts college, where he still serves as President. His leadership in higher education has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of artists and writers. Greene is an active presence on social media, sharing his thoughts and experiences with his followers on Instagram and Facebook. He currently resides in Montpelier, Vermont, where he continues to write and inspire others.