From telling ghost stories around the campfire to writing entire novels, it is clear that Danny Cove has always been a storyteller. After graduating from Indiana University, where he studied religion, philosophy, Russian, astrophysics and geography, he moved to Indianapolis to study apocalyptic literature at Christian Theological Seminary. It was there that he earned his master's degree writing a thesis about the heavenly war within the book of Revelation.

But everything he learned was for a greater purpose, for it forms the backbone of his stories and books. Indeed, the philosophical questions that plague his characters are the very ones with which he struggled during his studies, and after coming through those struggles, he wishes to share what he has learned in order to help others grow deeper in their spiritual walk, using fantasy, horror and science fiction as vehicles for growth. He is not hesitant to blend these genres in order to do so, however. In addition, every summer for eight years, he has written a scary story taking place in the enigmatic town of King's End, Indiana, a place where history literally walks the hallowed grounds. He is willing to share these - as well as some of his poems - with anyone willing to read them. In addition,  when he gets the chance, he likes to attend a local San Antonio Writer's Meetup. 

Mr. Cove  finished writing his seventh book last year and he currently operates his blog, The Outside View, in which he shares his sometimes comical, sometimes serious thoughts with anyone willing to listen. He's lived in San Antonio, Texas for over a year with his wife and their rescue dog.