Neal Wooten

Neal Wooten is a noteworthy author from Blake, Alabama, United States who is particularly famous for writing novels based on young adult fiction. He was born on August 1, 1965. Neal has written around ten books so far in his writing career, the most famous one being The Balance and Reternity. As a growing youth, he used to spend most of his time on his family pig farms in on Sand Mountain situated in the northeast corner of Alabama. Later he was moved forcefully to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the American Midwest. He had to grow up and complete his studies in the new town in spite of not liking the snow -laden plains of the town. After giving a successful start to his writing career, he now lives happily in Milwaukee along with his caring wife and three lovely dogs. Neal began his writing career in the year 2011 and has published novels on a regular basis till 2015. Most of the novels written by Neal are based on the sci-fi background. He started his writing career in the year 2011 by releasing his first book titled ‘Three of Hearts’, which was followed by ‘6’. After a short struggle in his life as an author he finally tasted success with the release of his book ‘Reternity’. Apart from being a fresh and successful writer, Neal also works as the Managing Director of his self owned publishing house named ‘Mirror Publishing’. The publishing house was founded by him in the year 2007. He is also a frequent contributor to the well known novel publishing house, the Huffington Post. Whenever Neal gets some free time from his normal hours of writing novels, he likes to write columns for daily newspapers and works as a frequent contributor for The Mountain Valley News as a columnist. He is also a reputed columnist for another well known daily newspaper named The Indie Times. Along with all these, he continually works as an Op-Ed writer for a club called The Walking Dead Fan Club. Other than being known as a noteworthy author, Neal is equally famous for creating the popular comic strip ‘Brad’s Pit’. He is also known for his contribution to theater as an artist and a stand-up comedian.