Jeremy P. Courville was born on the Texas/Louisiana border, not far from the swampland near the Gulf of Mexico. There he gorged on crawfish, spoke like a proper southerner, and joined the eternal war against man’s most hated enemy: the mosquito. He defied his ancestry of pirates, Cajuns, and pirate-Cajuns to graduate college with an engineering degree and become a mild-mannered technical writer for oil companies, migrating to the Houston area for work. Despite being mired in a world of numbers and logic, he held onto a fascination with fantasy and proceeded to write creative fiction as a hobby.
If the writing thing doesn’t pan out, he’ll probably go home and become a pirate-Cajun like his ancestors would have wanted.
Hemelein Publications works:
- “What Burns in the Marshes” in Parliament of Wizards
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