Bruce Harris Craven is a multifaceted individual with a plethora of professional pursuits. Not only is he a novelist, but he is also a screenwriter, poet, and educator. His impressive career has led him to work at Columbia Business School, where he directs leadership programs for global executives and graduate students.
One of his most popular management electives is "Leadership through Fiction," which utilizes a wide range of artistic mediums, including novels, plays, television, film, and poetry, to teach leadership skills. This innovative approach has likely contributed to his success in the field.
Craven has published several notable works, including the novels "Sweet Ride" (Codhill Press, 2021) and "Fast Sofa" (William-Morrow, 1994). His poetry collection, "Buena Suerte in Red Glitter," was published by Red Dirt Press in 2019. Additionally, he has written a non-fiction book titled "Win or Die: Leadership Secrets from Game of Thrones," which was initially published in 2019 by MacMillan Press and later republished in 2023 by Codhill Press.
Craven's creative endeavors have also extended to the screen. He co-wrote the screenplay for the film "Fast Sofa" (Lionsgate Films, 2001). His work has been translated into several languages, including German, Japanese, Serbian, Russian, and Turkish.
In his personal life, Craven resides in the Coachella Valley in California, where he likely draws inspiration from the surrounding landscape and culture.
