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Bio: When you ask Dick Claassen (pen name is Alan McGregor) how long he has been writing, he will say, "All my life." Dick began putting his ideas to paper as a young child, but it wasn't until 1975 that he finally had his first major piece published. It was only a few short years ago that Dick began to break away from factual writing in order to write novels. Dick wanted to accomplish two things in his novel writing. First, he wanted to write about aliens, and he wanted to write about them in a realistic way. Dick drew inspiration from authors like Whitley Strieber and Dr. John E. Mack, both men giants in the field of research in alien abduction. Second, Dick, who has been physically dis'abled with polio since five-years old, wanted his heroes to be very ABLE physically dis'abled heroes. Dick collaborated with his coauthor, Diane Drury, whose editorial experience helped craft his story ideas. One year later, ta'Sara's Gift was ready for publication. They have since gone on to write two more novels, Zeta's Child, and The Healers, which round out The Dark Ships Trilogy. Dick is divorced and has a wonderful daughter, Gretchen, who is the finest cellist on the planet.