Richard Saunders is the author of the highly anticipated epic novel in process, SecretAgentMan. 

Saunders is a self-described; "Independent, social and political activist". He also aspires to write biographies, in both fiction and non-fiction formats.

Rich was born in Methuen, Massachusetts. He is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Southern New Hampshire University with a B.S. in Business Administration and an undeclared minor in Computer Science. 

Over the course of his working career he has been employed as a Master Electrician, Electronics Technician, Engineer and Technology Manager. 

His "method writing" and Great Impostor escapades have led him to study and explore several other occupations in his spare time and whenever he's found himself in-between real jobs.

Saunders created his Superhero protagonist, "Lawrence R. Howard" as the reincarnation of Albert Einstein. The character differs from the stereotypical Superhero in that he has no super-powers per se. He is a mortal human who doesn't run fast, fly or possess x-ray vision.

What sets Mr. Howard apart is a blazing intellect and a burning desire to use his gifts and his genius for the betterment of mankind. He endeavors to keep his work secret and to live an outwardly average, normal life.

At a young age, Saunders was greatly influenced by the book and movie, "The Great Impostor". This inspired him to employ an unusual tactic along the road to developing and plotting his story and novel.

Saunders decided to try and impersonate his protagonist, acting out many of the plots and adventures that he imagined Mr. Howard would become engaged in.

It is this special aspect that sets SecretAgentMan apart from any other novel ever produced throughout the history of literature. Saunders achieved success beyond his wildest dreams while pretending to be Lawrence Howard on dozens of occasions over the course of several decades.