D.J. MacHale

D. J. MacHale, born Donald James MacHale, is a multifaceted American creator known for his work as a screenwriter, director, and executive producer. His career spans various popular television series, including "Are You Afraid of the Dark?", "Flight 29 Down", and "Seasonal Differences". In addition to his success in television, MacHale is renowned for his contributions to young adult literature, particularly the acclaimed book series "Pendragon" and "Morpheus Road".

MacHale's background includes growing up in Greenwich, Connecticut, where he engaged in diverse jobs and began experimenting with video productions during his school years. He holds a BFA in film production from New York University and has received numerous awards such as the CableACE Award, the Gemini Award, and nominations from the Writers Guild of America and the Directors Guild of America.

• Pendragon: Journal of an Adventure Through Time and Space - A captivating series following teenager Bobby Pendragon as he travels through time and space to save ten critical territories from chaos, battling a shapeshifting demon named Saint Dane.
• Morpheus Road - A thrilling series that explores supernatural and mysterious elements, captivating young adult readers with its intense storyline and vivid characters.
• The Monster Princess - A charming picture book blending fantasy and adventure, suitable for younger audiences.
• The SYLO Chronicles - An action-packed series set in a world under siege, featuring suspense and heroism.
• The Library - A series of stories revolving around mystical libraries and dark secrets, appealing to fans of mystery and fantasy.