Skip Stover read his first book in elementary school, Cochise, and has been reading since.  Writing peotry for over 30 years, he is now writing Suspence and Chiller Romance novels and love poetry.  Skip grew up in a family where love was the most important part of it. He believes in helping less fortunate people that have the desire and focus to climb the ladder of success. Writing love poetry at an early age Skip won the Golden Poet Award in 1982. He is a member of the Writer's Guild and has had parts in local filmed movies, such as "Diner" produced by Barry Levinson. He travels around the world and collects feelings from people he meets.

With a Masters Degree in Creative Writing and a Bachelors Degree in Marketing Skip finds the most profitable ways to market his works.  He lives by a quote he wrote,
"Reach out and take hold, for is it not the love of one another that makes you in to someone you weren't."

His favorite quote quote is "You never get a second chance to make a good first impression" (Unknown)

Skip's book of poetry, Solitary Thoughts, was listed in the top 10 best seller's list with the publisher in 2005, the year it was released. Skip now donates all of his royalties for that book to The Baltimore Ronald McDonald House where he volunteers. 

Skip is open for book signings on Sundays and most Fridays. If you have a favorite book store, he suggest you talk to the manager and let them know he is availble to come to the area for a signing.
You can view his latest novel's web page at www.skipstover.com where it will list the trade reviews, the prologue, an excerpt and contact information.
Skip also does lectures at schools and book clubs for those looking to pen their first book and information on marketing their work.