About
Patrick Sean Lee grew up in the city of Denver where he was educated and began his long career in writing. He moved to Southern California in 1978 with his family, and currently resides in Mission Viejo. In 2005 Patrick went back to school to learn the difficult craft of writing a novel, and there resurrected The Redemption of Marvin Fuster from its dusty closet (constructed in 1998). Having acquired the tools to write the novel, he spent eight more years rewriting and polishing it. In addition to his first book, he has written two others; One Year On Meade Street and Closer To Heaven. He is working on a third, and also writes short stories crossing several genre lines. He and his wife are both active members of Authorstand, Goodreads, and many other author/reader sites. His driving motto is:
“I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge-myth is more potent than history-dreams are more powerful than facts-hope always triumphs over experience-laughter is the cure for grief-love is stronger than death”.
Robert Fulghum
