T.C. Mosbey was born in Birmingham, Alabama as the youngest of four into a military family. Moving every few years gave Mosbey a sense of adventure and increased the width of his young imagination. While living in Jonesboro, Georgia, Mosbey was diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of thirteen. For close to three years Mosbey went through difficult chemotherapy treatments. It was both mentally draining and physically exhausting, but it was both rewarding and exciting. During this time writing became something of importance. About five years later, while living near Jonesboro with his sister, Mary-Stewart, he began to pen Meander, his first novella. Mosbey moved to California and completed it there. Mosbey also was a co-publisher and writer for Static, a small youth newsletter. In early '08 Mosbey published a compilation of poems and prayer that he has written over the last ten years called Words. More recently Elkbar, a children's story about an extraordinary penguin, is in the process of being ilustrated by Chris Fason who is probably best known for his work on Hero Happy Hour. Mosbey has been working on a new novel with the working title The Relentless Ticking and, is on-again off-again working on Red Cross Knight a retelling of Saint George and the dragon. And he is considering continuing the storyline of Meander.