His 1992 published as by Will Bradley, Ark Liberty, "treats the ecocatastrophic ... near-death of Earth with melodramatic panache, pitting its scientist hero against suicidal governments and embedding him – after his physical death – into the eponymous undersea biome as its Computer mentor and spirit, while centuries pass.
"[4] From 1992, Strickland completed four Lewis Barnavelt and Johnny Dixon novels that were at least outlined by John Bellairs; he followed with nine more, bringing both series to twelve volumes.
He is an active member of the Atlanta Radio Theatre Company, writing, adapting and acting in numerous audio drama projects.
"[8] Concerning Grimoire The Curse of the Midions (2006), Kirkus Reviews wrote "Strickland offers a conventional but typically fast-paced tale, with nicely lurid touches and plenty of unanswered questions.
"[9] For Grimoire Tracked By Terror (2007), Kirkus Reviews wrote "Strickland crafts a polished, suspenseful tale, developing a scenario well-stocked with nightmares and traps while building to a battle in which Jarvey becomes a little better at controlling his own magical abilities.