Fiction Addict

We recently caught up with NY Times Bestselling Author Eric Wilson to talk about his new book, Haunt of Jackals. Eric gives us some insight into his Jerusalem’s Undead trilogy, his thoughts on the vampire genre, and a sneak peek at what’s to come.

More about Eric Wilson:

Born in California in 1966, raised in Oregon, and a traveler in over thirty-five countries, Eric comes to his writing with an international perspective and an eye for historical intrigue and struggles of faith.

While earning a B.A with high honors from Life Pacific College, he published non-fiction articles and served on the editorial staff for the campus newspaper. He married his wife, Carolyn Rose, after his junior year, in 1990, and they went on to youth-pastor together, run an espresso cart business, and raise two daughters who are both now in their teens.

After years of dreaming to be a novelist, Eric signed his first contract with WaterBrook Press, a division of Random House, and published his first novel in 2004. Since that time, he’s written a total of ten novels, and will soon have a million words in print. His most recent book was based on the original screenplay of Fireproof, a grass-roots hit movie. The book spent 17 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, has been translated into five languages, and has 250,000 copies in print.

Eric’s Website: iTunes.