Louis Rivera grew up in a rambunctious New York City household, surrounded by four sisters who ignited his love for books, The Beatles, Star Trek, and Sabrett Hot Dogs. His appreciation for social commentary blossomed at an early age thanks to the insights of Kurt Vonnegut, Don DeLillo, Philip K. Dick, and George Orwell.He studied media and politics at the University of Maryland, sparking a lifelong interest in how media influences our civic dialogue-a tenacious endeavor in a world where cat videos, conspiracy theorists, and thoughtful political commentary share the same digital stage.Pursuing an unconventional career path, Louis dabbled in concert promotion and artist management before embarking on a successful career in media advertising, encompassing roles at legendary Boston stations WBCN and WFNX, as well as Viacom/CBS and NBCUniversal. In 2022, he put away the corporate suit and tie to focus on writing.Proud father of two accomplished young women who inspire him to live joyfully every day. When not crafting stories or unraveling historical paradoxes, he can occasionally be found wielding a Fender Stratocaster at local blues jams in the Boston area. On special occasions, you might spot him at a Sabrett Hot Dog stand in Manhattan, extolling the virtues of the perfect blend of mustard and sauerkraut to the uninitiated.
