About J.L. Pattison
J.L. Pattison is a two-time award winning author of speculative fiction.
He received first place in Libertopia's 2018 "Best Libertarian Fiction” category for his book The Island as well as first place in Libertopia's 2017 "Best Libertarian Fiction” category for his time travel book Saving Kennedy.
His latest book, The Man Who Thought He Could Fly, is a collection of twelve Twilight Zone-stlye tales available now. His short story, Twelve White Tulips, will appear in The Crossover Alliance's Life anthology due in 2021.
J.L. Pattison has devoted the past quarter century of his life to private and criminal investigations with plans to spend the next quarter century devoted to writing the kinds of stories you want to read.
When he isn't turning coffee into books, J.L. Pattison can be found at
Medium.com where his articles and essays have been featured in publications such as The Startup, Predict, Liberation Day, and The Writer's Sanctuary.
He currently lives in the Wild West of the United States with his graciously supportive wife and six amazing children where he's feverishly working on his next book.
Books
The Man Who Thought He Could Fly 2020
The Island 2018
Saving Kennedy 2016
Alibi Interrupted 2016
The Visitor 2015
Articles Featured in Media
Way of the Master Radio 2008
Wretched TV 2015
Wretched Radio 2015
Wretched Radio 2012
Media Appearances
Investigation Discovery: Murder by Numbers Season 1 Episode 3 Murder Calling 2017
The Write Stuff (Video Podcast)
Episode 1 2018
1st Chapter (Podcast)
Episode 16 2018
Awards
1st Place: Libertopia's "Best Libertarian Fiction" award
for The Island 2018
1st Place: Libertopia's "Best Libertarian Fiction" award
for Saving Kennedy 2017
