Emil Buchman

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my short story

Hello, I am Emil Buchman and welcome to my website! I have decided to create my own website, where you will see no ads and no annoying offers to buy something. You will, however, find links to my books on the next page and, if you want to chat, you can contact me via—surprise, surprise—Contact Me page.

❦

my short story

Hello, I am Emil Buchman and welcome to my website! As I have no Facebook or other social media sites, I have decided to create my own website, where you will see no ads and no annoying offers to buy something. You will, however, find links to my books on the next page and, if you want to chat, you can contact me via—surprise, surprise—Contact Me page.

Contact Me

autobiography

A few words about myself. I was born in the Galaxy Far, Far Away (aka, Baku, Azerbaijan) and came to the United States in the early 1990s. Currently, I live in Brooklyn, New York with my beautiful wife and my adorable wheaten terrier Chloe. I am a practicing transactional lawyer, structuring and documenting complex debt instruments but this is a boring part of my life (and you won’t find any more references to the legal profession anywhere else on this website). When I am not practicing, I enjoy reading and watching classics, history, fantasy, and sci-fi books, and movies.

Having been born on the cusp between baby boomers and Gen X, for all intents and purposes, I am a product of the 20th Century. Thus, books are my lifelong passion. However, it became harder and harder to find a book that would truly excite me, as most of the stuff had already been written and re-written—after all, how many Romeo and Juliette stories can you read whether they are placed in the 15th or the 25th century? Therefore, I decided to write something of my own.

My second book, Redemption Post Mortem: After I finished my first book, I realized how much fun I had writing it and decided to continue. This time, I wanted to delve more into super-natural and theosophical, something that may be enjoyed by an adult audience. While the background changed, the thrill of action and adventure, with all the twists and turns, remained intact.

What’s next: As both of my first books were designed as series openers, I still have to finish writing sequels to each one of them. After that, I want to try my hand in historical fiction written in the style of gothic horror. Just like in life, I find it hard to stick to one genre and not to experiment with others.

If you want to look at my attempts to produce exciting reading, BE MY GUEST!

My first book, The Incredible Adventures of Chana in Judea: Being a history buff and a sci-fi fan, the choice of the subject matter for the first book came naturally. As for the main character, I am a grandfather of five; so I decided to start with my oldest, gifted, and curious Chana (pronounced Ha-na). My first book was conceived as her birthday present. Targeting middle grade students, it combined the elements of history and adventure to make the book both educational and exciting.

If you want to know more about my world view, watch my interview with Jeff Higgins, a best selling author of Havana Syndrome.

If you want to know more about my world view, watch my interview with Jeff Higgins, a best selling author of Havana Syndrome.