Warren Bull spent his childhood in Rock Island, Illinois, which is along the Mississippi river. Many years earlier Abraham Lincoln tried a case in the city and argued for the rights of railroads to build bridges across the river.

Warren attended Knox College, where one of the Lincoln – Douglas debates took place, and the University of Illinois. His graduate training was at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and what is now Alliant University in Fresno, California.

He was first licensed as a psychologist in 1983. He has worked for agencies and in private practice. He has worked with people of all ages as a therapist and as an administrator. Warren is currently licensed in three states and has two national credentials.

Warren has been writing for as long as he can remember. He claims to come from a functional family and he is a fierce competitor at trivia games.

Warren Bull is an award-winning author of more than twenty published short stories as well as memoirs, essays and a novel, ABRAHAM LINCOLN FOR THE DEFENSE, PublishAmerica, 2003, Smashwords, 2010. He has published in STRANGE MYSTERIES II, Whorlteberry Press, 2010, STRANGE MYSTERIES, Whortleberry Press, 2009, MEDIUM OF MURDER, Red Coyote Press, 2008, MANHATTAN MYSTERIES, KS publishing, Inc. 2005, Great Mystery and Suspense magazine, Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, Crimeandsuspence.com, Mouth Full of Bullets, The Back Alley, Sniplits.com and Mysterical-E, among others.