Guntis Goncarovs... Here.

Guntis Goncarovs was born in Seneca Falls, New York on September 5, 1956. Through his childhood, he listened to the stories of the idyllic land his parents had emigrated from. In high school, he was active in football, lacrosse, track, concert band, and a debate club which focused on international relations. He
also spent time during his high school years dabbling in short fiction and poetry.

Goncarovs worked his way through an undergraduate degree in Chemistry, on what he jokes was his eight year plan. Eventually, he moved to Connecticut and continued work on his writing while helping his wife, Joan raise their three daughters. Most of his writing was heavily influenced by Russian writers, with deep description and symbolism. Most influential was his distant relative's book, "Oblomov" by Ivan Goncharov.

The family moved to central North Carolina in 1999, and in 2004, Goncarovs started intensive research on the H.L. Hunley, a civil warsubmarine.   The forensic reconstructions of the sailors sparked the story behind Convergence of Valor, and his second book was published by iUniverse late in 2005.

Goncarovs has returned to New England with his wife.

Guntis Goncarovs's Works... Here.