Physics professor by day, martial arts instructor by night, Sean Cordry stays very busy. He's been teaching physics for 20 years, doing martial arts for over 30 years, and writing since he learned his letters.

Envisioning fantasy histories of vanished people is his primary interest as an author. His first novel, Kokopelli's Thunder imagines how pterodactyls could have played a part in the disappearance of the Anasazi people of the Southwest. His current project brings a completely original take to the missing Lost Colony of Roanoke.

His creative and original thought shines through his writing.