Thomas Stephen Anderson brings a lifetime of real-world experience, curiosity, and imagination to his writing. His career has taken him from eight years in the United States Navy as a jet aircraft mechanic to aviation, real estate, entrepreneurship, and more than three decades helping business owners solve problems and build stronger, more profitable companies.
His education includes architecture, personnel productivity and business psychology, international business, and marketing. He is also an experienced pilot, holding Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, and Instructor ratings.
Today, Anderson brings those experiences to three distinct areas of writing. Under Thomas Stephen Anderson, he writes practical business books based on decades of consulting experience. As T. S. Anderson, he writes the Dead Dogs Don't Bite military techno-thriller series. As T. S. Vale, he created the 18-book Pleasure Palace series—an expanding world of imagination, luxury, technology, adventure, and extraordinary possibilities.
After a lifetime of building businesses, solving problems, flying airplanes, exploring new ideas, and imagining what might come next, Anderson continues to do what he enjoys most: creating something that didn't exist before.
About Thomas Stephen Anderson
Three Worlds of Writing
Business Books - Stephen Anderson
Drawing on more than three decades of business consulting and entrepreneurial experience, Thomas Stephen Anderson writes practical books designed to help business owners improve financial performance, solve problems, increase profitability, and build stronger companies.
Techno-Thrillers — T. S. Anderson
The Dead Dogs series combines emerging technology, aviation, international intrigue, and high-stakes suspense. The stories explore what can happen when revolutionary technology changes the balance of power—and the people behind it must deal with the consequences.
The Pleasure Palace Series — T. S. Vale
The Pleasure Palace is an ambitious 18-book series following Hornet and Alexa Sterling as one extraordinary idea grows into a world of luxury, imagination, advanced technology, travel, adventure, and community—guided by one philosophy: Build for people first; the money follows.