A. H. Lewis is a lifelong storyteller drawn to questions of faith, memory, and what endures when all else is stripped away. The Chronicles of Durajan is the fulfillment of a promise he made to himself, a return to the creative spark that never left, even when time, love, and responsibility set it aside.
The Awakened World and the Durajan began in the margins: scattered notes, late-night thoughts, and questions with nowhere else to go. Over time, they became something he could no longer keep to himself. This book is both a love letter to the tales that shaped him and a meditation on quiet strength, resilience, and the power of reclaiming identity.
A. H. Lewis doesn't write to follow trends, but to explore something deeply personal, believing the best stories reveal who we are, who we can become, and how far we will go to stand for what we believe in.
He lives in Connecticut with his wife, Anne, who is his closest collaborator and fiercest supporter. When not writing, he can usually be found sitting by the lake, tending the garden, building steampunk sculptures, or watching for wildlife in the woods beyond his home.
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