Nick Allen Brown

Nick Allen Brown (born February 5, 1978) is an American author[1] and speaker best known for his fiction books centred around small towns.

After receiving critical acclaim[2][3][4] coupled with exceptional sales, Harrowood Books signed Nick Allen Brown to an indefinite contract.

After receiving more than 200 rejection letters, Brown continued to the pursuit to publish his first manuscript, The Perfect Swing, a fiction story set in present day about the first ever amateur Masters Tournament winner.

Taking advice he received from those who rejected him in the industry, Brown penned Field of Dead Horses, a mystery set in northern Kentucky in 1939.

[8] While interning for Sherwood Oaks Experimental College, Brown received instruction from Gary Goldman (screenwriter), James Cameron, and Quentin Tarantino.