David Mulholland

I've always been a storyteller. For years, that meant screenwriting—crafting narratives for nonfiction television on major cable networks and adapting books for Oscar-winning production companies. But during the pandemic, something shifted.

My kids were the perfect age for middle-grade books, and I wanted to write something they could read. Something with adventure, humor, heart, and the kind of magic that makes you believe anything is possible. That story became Logan Argus and the Otherworld.

Five years later, my kids have outgrown middle-grade fiction, but I fell in love with Logan and his friends, with the mythology, with the world I'd built. I knew I had to share Logan's journey—and his search for identity—with readers everywhere.

My connection to Irish mythology runs deep. I'm fascinated by the rich tapestry of Celtic legends—stories that deserve the same spotlight as Greek, Roman, and Norse myths. Last summer, I traveled through Ireland, walking ancient landscapes and drawing inspiration from the land itself. That trip infused my writing with authenticity and wonder.

When I'm not writing, you'll find me with a camera in hand—capturing landscapes and moments that tell their own stories—or planning my next adventure. I currently live in Colorado, where I balance my creative pursuits with my day job in operations at DISH Network.