Jonathan Chateau grew up reading books by Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and Michael Crichton. However, it was Fight Club—both the 1996 novel by Chuck Palahniuk and the 1999 film by David Fincher—that inspired him to pursue writing. He has also had a love of movies since he was five and was even named after James Caan's character, Jonathan E, from the 1975 cult classic, Rollerball.
He has completed five novels, Nightmares in Analog, The Death Wish Game, Faith Against the Wolves, Faith Against the Angels, and The Sprawling.
When Jonathan's not writing, he's working out, restoring old bourbon barrels, hiking, painting table-top miniatures like those from Warhammer or the Walking Dead, playing video games, eating spicy food, jamming out to Emo & EDM, or spending time with his family, friends and his spoiled cat, Boo.
He resides in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.
To find out more about him, visit https://jchateau.com/
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