Dustin Warburton

Dustin was published for the first time at the age of seventeen when he was accepted to the New England Young Writer's Conference in Middlebury, Vermont. He is now a children's author, young adult/adult horror writer, graphic novelist, and screenwriter. His work has been featured through numerous outlets including The Tonight Show, Late night with Jimmy Fallon, and Oprah. In 2013 he received his first story credit on the Hollywood feature film, "Spiders 3D." That same year his short film, "Black Asylum," featuring Keith David was released. Co-written with Actor/Director Robert Rusler, "Black Asylum" has been endorsed by Robert Downey Jr., Anthony Hopkins, Matthew Perry, David Arquette, and many others. Dustin has authored ten books, including horror titles, "Taste", "Strange Things", "Morticians Food," and "Lilly's Cove," as well as children's titles, "My Brother Eats Spiders," "The Little Monsters Guide on How to Scare Children," "Bullies Aren't Scary," (co-written with Hall of Fame Boxer Kostya Tszyu), "Jesse and the Boogeyman," (co-written with former champion Jesse James Leija), "Dennis the Wild Bull," (co-written with NBA Legend Dennis Rodman)and "Macho Dad," (co-written with Hector Camacho, Jr).