A.B. NICHOLS
Born and raised in Albany,
New York, A.B. Nichols spent most of his formative years nurturing a passion
for humanistic sciences and basketball.
When his dreams of a
sporting career proved out of reach, Nichols went to work in the family
business of sporting sponsorships and public relations. At the same time, he took
to studying the psyche and human behaviour, basing his analysis first and
foremost on himself and his own experiences.
A sensitive and romantic
individual, He is charismatic and communicative in public, whilst in private he
describes himself as obsessive and authoritarian.
Over the years Nichols
has gradually distanced himself from the outside world. He finds it
increasingly difficult to accept modern society and spends his days between the
office, his home and his family, seeing friends sporadically.
He admits to being
something of a misanthrope, but only when it suits him.
Since childhood he has
been fascinated by ancient civilisations and the mysteries linked to them. He
is a firm believer in the unofficial version of history as professed by
renowned Azerbaijani writer Zecharia Sitchin, and Scottish journalist and
writer Graham Hancock.
His father is the
author of poems and short stories. It is to him that he owes his love of
writing and his interest in exploring the inner self. To date, A.B. Nichols has
written two anthologies of poems, short stories and essays.
In 2016, a traumatic sequence
of events prompted Nichols to seek refuge in writing.
His debut novel, The
Cure, is the first book in the trilogy entitled The Peter Norch Chronicles.
