Gary Lee Vincent

Gary Lee Vincent is a well-known author, producer, director, musician, actor, and businessman. He started Burning Bulb Publishing in 2009 to assist promote new authors. Foreword Reviews Magazine named his horror novel “Darkened Hills” the 2010 “Book of the Year” in 2010. The pilot for “Darkened – The West Virginia Vampire Series” was also impacted by it.

The horror fiction novels “Attack of the Melonheads,” written with Bob Gray and Solon Tsangaras, and “Belly Timber,” written with Solon Tsangaras and John Russo, are among Vincent’s other works. “Strange Friends,” “Prove Your Love,” “Strange New Powers,” “Night Wings,” “Sheep Among Wolves,” and “Lord of the Birds” are among his Christian fiction drama and fantasy works. He wrote the book “The Best Actors That Ever Lived” in the comedy genre. He worked on the anthologies “The Big Book of Bizarro” and “Westward Hoes – Rise of the Dead” as a contributing editor. “The Winner, The Loser,” “Agelations: Unlocking the Secret Strategies of the Rich To Help You Succeed In Business & in Life,” and “Configuration Management” are among his nonfiction works.

He was recognized as an All-State bass vocalist in high school. Gary began playing the guitar and writing songs at the age of thirteen, received BMI accreditation at the age of fourteen, and had his first Billboard Music Review at the age of twenty-three. Gary received Song of the Year in the VH1 Song of the Year competition in 2005 for the best Christian song ‘Where Would I Be,’ which benefits the VH1 Save The Music Foundation. Vincent made his feature film acting debut at the age of 40 and has since appeared in over fifty films, including “My Uncle John is a Zombie,” “Black Panther,” “Midnight,” “The Final Interview,” “Strange Friends,” and many more. He has appeared in or worked on the television shows “Mindhunter,” “House of Cards,” “The Walking Dead,” and “Stranger Things.”