MEET ROBERT ALLEN LUPTON
Robert Allen Lupton discovered Edgar Rice Burroughs when he found a number of Big Little Books and some Grosset and Dunlap reprints in a wooden chest in the garage. He was twelve years old when he read A Chessman of Mars. Later, he moved to New Orleans and John Guidry and Pat Adkins convinced him that he wasn't the only person who read Edgar Rice Burroughs.  (He grew up in a small town in Oklahoma.)

He was a charter member of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Amateur Press Association. His quarterly contribution is called 'Under The Dum Dum Tree."

He is retired and lives in New Mexico where he is commercial hot air balloon pilot. Robert runs and writes every day, but not necessarily in that order. 

More than fifty of his short stories have been published in several anthologies or online at www.horrortree.com, www.crimsonstreets.com, www.aurorawolf.com, www.stupefyingstories.blogspot.com and www.fairytalemagazine.com . His novel, Foxborn, was published in April 2017 and the sequel, Dragonborn, in June 2018. His collection of running themed horror, science fiction, and adventure stories, Running Into Trouble, was published in October 2017.

For the most current information about his work, visit www.amazon.com/author/luptonra, his Amazon page, or www.goodreads.com/author/show/15292457.Robert_Allen_Lupton

Robert invites everyone to "Friend me" on Facebook at Robert Allen and "like" West Mesa Press