Mark Guillerman, a distinguished writer of Historical fiction, captured literary acclaim with his debut novel “Flow Like A River,” a masterpiece that was first published in 2019. This compelling work not only marked the beginning of Guillerman’s literary journey but also secured its place as the first-place winner of the prestigious 2019 Pencraft Award for Literary Excellence in Fiction/Action. Adding to its achievements, “Flow Like A River” garnered the award from the BLUE INK Seal of approval for Outstanding Literary Merit, solidifying Guillerman’s reputation as a talented storyteller with a knack for weaving narratives that resonate with readers.
Beyond the literature, Mark Guillerman is a multifaceted artist, showcasing his creative prowess as a singer/songwriter. Anticipation surrounds the imminent release of his debut album, “Songs and Stories,” scheduled to captivate audiences in the first half of 2024. As Guillerman continues to explore diverse avenues of artistic expression, his contributions to both the literary and musical industries promise to leave an indelible mark on the cultural landscape.
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“Flow Like A River” is the debut novel from Author Mark Guillerman. A native of Houston Texas, I spent time as a singer/songwriter in the bars and clubs in and around Houston. My interest is in “Old Texas” and southwestern History.
Mark: I grew up in Houston, Texas, and have lived here most of my life. I also lived around New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to help with their rebuilding efforts, working as a Building Official. I’ve been married for over 25 years and have two children and two grandchildren.
I have been writing songs since high school and spent time playing local bars in and around Houston.
Flow Like A River was actually inspired by a song I wrote many years ago. The first verse is (tempo is similar to a waltz):
In the town where I grew up, through the center flowed
The laziest river you’ll ever behold
And on the banks of that river, just south of town
Grew the mightiest oak tree for miles and miles around,
The book evolved from the song.
What keeps me going is that I have some stories that I want to tell. I enjoy the research and building the characters and the story-line.