Sean W. Cooper began writing in 2009 with his currently unpublished short story "From Japan to America". Thus far, he has written one stand-alone novel (AFTERMATH, 2010), which was extended into an early 2011 work subtitled "Beyond the EL2DHL"; a trilogy of three loosely-related novels (THE GUILTY IS INNOCENT, 2010; TRISKAIDEKAPHOBIA, 2010; SEAL MY MOUTH, 2010); and a psychological horror trilogy of novellas (DIVIDE, 2011; SCHISM, 2011; SEPARATION, 2011). Cooper began writing his debut work (THE GUILTY IS INNOCENT) in December 2009 under the science fiction genre, but he has recently shifted more toward writing in the horror genre with his 2011 work DIVIDE. Sean W. Cooper lives at home peacefully (well, most of the time) with his two Shakespearean-ly named West Highland White Terrier canines. He continues to work on novellas and has also started drafting a few screenplays.