Christopher L. Vaughn, known as C. L. Vaughn in his writing, is a lifetime resident of the Puget Sound and lives with his wife and son in the Sky Valley, an area nestled in the foot hills of the Cascade Mountains. At the age of 17 Chris earned the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and then joined the US Army Reserves as a Combat Engineer. He has made a career out of public service through the Security Industry and is employed by the Monroe School District.
Chris currently has several manuscripts underway in the action adventure genre, and several children's book manuscripts finished, as well as several self published short stories. He is a contributor to the online magazine Americanchronicle.com and 21 other affiliated online magazines,a member of the Pacific Northwest Writers Association, and the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.
Articles by Christopher L. Vaughn
Contributing authors are wanted for a new book that is set to publish this coming summer.
The Hiccup Mummy, a Nnew digital picture book for the iPad takes the #1 spot on publisher's iTune store.
Author C. L. Vaughn Pushes to win the New Covey Book Trailer Award.
In 2005 Jeremy published his first novel, The Didymus Contingency, which became a Barnes&Nobles bestseller in short order. He then went on to publish his second novel, Raising the Past in 2006, and then his third in 2007 with Antarktos Rising. Recently, Jeremy has signed a three book deal with Thomas Dunne, an imprint of St. Martin´s Press, for his soon to publish three book series following a team of covert Delta Force members called the Chess Team.
Using humorous cartoons and funny rhymes, Vaughn tells a story that´s a great gift for any UFO enthusiast or a perfect addition to any Sci-Fi fan´s collection.
Creative ways that a self published author is using to beat the odds and sell his books.
The Great Pacific Garbage Vortex is roughly twice as large as Texas and is growing every year. This short story by author C. L. Vaughn sheads some light on this floating garbage patch by using the dialog between two fictional characters, Capt. Jack Regal of the Greenpeace ship Sea-angle and reporter Miguel Dragos.
Game show legend Bob Barker retired June 15th from the number one daytime show, The Price is Right, after 35 years of hosting.
Since then, CBS and the game show’s production team searched for a new host that would be able to fill Bob Barker’s shoes; and on July 23’s taping of the Late Show with Da...
A locksmith by the name of Doug Mizell decided to live by the old adage , “If you can’t beat them, join them.”
For years Mr. Mizell and his wife, Sue, have fought the overgrowing nuisance of the Kudzu vine at their Mississippi vacation home .
The Kudzu vine is a non-native plant that was introduc...
A time traveler from the year 1885 arrives in a new and unusual land called Seattle; the year 2007.
He walks to the first sign he can recognize, something Coffee with a mermaid picture. He figures it’s a coffee house for sailors and enters.
Inside, the time traveler sees the odd people of th...
~~ On June 18th, Fred Walser, the City of Sultan’s Police Chief was placed on paid leave after two internal investigations of his department.
According to a report in the Seattle Times, Sultan Mayor Ben Tolson declined to comment on why the Chief of Police had been put on leave, but did mention t...
If you’ve ever taken the time to "Google" your own name, then you’ll no doubt know that there are tons of other people out there with your exact name. Finding someone with your name and then reading about their tragedies can bring a sobering reality to your life, and leave you feeling as if you’ve j...
On June 14th Jacob Nickels, the son of Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels, appeared in front of a U.S. District Court Judge in Seattle and pleaded not guilty to charges that he played a role in a multi-state gambling scheme.
Jacob Nickels was arrested by federal investigators on May 24th during the round...
With the end to the school year upon us, high schools across the nation will no doubt fall victim to the yearly ritual of the Senior Prank. Every year seniors conjure up and plan elaborate hoaxes and pranks as a way to get the last laugh and say ‘adios’ to the school system. But, are your children ...