Erik Daniel Shein

Erik Daniel Shein, originally born as Erik Daniel Stoops in Northfield, Ohio, emerges as a visionary storyteller deeply captivated by the paranormal and a fervent champion for animal welfare. His artistic flair spans various genres, seamlessly merging his love for storytelling with a profound commitment to animation and the welfare of animals. Erik's odyssey in the realms of publishing and animal welfare commenced alongside editor Sheila Ann Barry at Sterling Publications. Together, they crafted six non-fiction children's books about animals, presented in an engaging question-and-answer format. His exploration extended to the fascinating field of herpetology, where he refined his expertise as a trained authority on reptiles and amphibians. As a consultant for both local and federal fish and wildlife services, Erik immersed himself in the intricate world of these creatures, contributing invaluable insights to conservation endeavors. This rich background served as the bedrock for his eventual transition into the enthralling realms of written and visual storytelling. In addition to his illustrious career, Erik has published and co-authored over 50 books, spanning fiction and non-fiction across multiple genres. His literary contributions have transcended borders, with translations of his works available in numerous languages around the world over the years. Beyond his literary endeavors, Erik's advocacy transcends into the realm of animal health and welfare, a true reflection of his heartfelt dedication to the well-being of all living beings. With an imaginative spirit and an unwavering commitment to fostering positive change, Erik Daniel Shein stands as a distinctive and inspirational voice in the spheres of storytelling, animation, and animal advocacy.