Zack Loran Clark is a fantasy author best known for co-writing "The Adventurers Guild" trilogy with Nick Eliopulos, a bestselling series inspired by their shared passion for role-playing games. His debut novel, "The Adventurers Guild," was published in 2017 and marked the beginning of his successful career in children's and young adult literature. Clark has also contributed to licensed properties such as "Spirit Animals," "DC Super Friends," and "Thomas the Tank Engine," showcasing his versatility across genres. His original comics have appeared in anthologies like "First Kiss (Then Tell)" and "Stuck in the Middle."
Before becoming an author, Clark worked as a children's book editor in New York for thirteen years, honing his understanding of storytelling and young readers' interests. His writing often reflects his lifelong fascination with fantasy, Dungeons & Dragons, and unconventional subjects like cryptids and paranormal phenomena. A graduate of the University of Florida with a degree in cultural studies, Clark credits his eclectic reading habits and supportive upbringing in Jacksonville for shaping his creative path. He currently resides in Brooklyn with his husband and their dog, continuing to write imaginative stories for young audiences, including his standalone novel "The Lock-Eater."