CHARLES SAMUEL CARTER is an American writer who specializes in writing creative nonfiction. Charles journaled his daily life as a child, when he was not playing recreational sports such as basketball, football, or soccer. Charles currently attends Southern New Hampshire University, where he has excelled in his academics, with hopes of becoming a millionaire. Like so many men of his time, Charles has always been fascinated with money, greed, and perfecting his craft of storytelling. There is what one might call an obsession for obtaining the facts. During elementary school, Charles collected Goosebumps books and after he finished a book, he would lend them out to his classmates, so that those who were less fortune would have a chance to read.
Every year during Halloween, he carves pumpkins, places candy outside his relative’s home and dresses up in something evil to give the neighborhood trick-or-treaters a good fright. Carrying on with tradition, his writing is intended for young teens and adults who hold interest in the horror genre. The son of a welder, a heating and air conditioning technician, and a stay-at-home mom, he finds sick humor in factual events that take place in modern day society; often capturing his audience into a world polluted with nonfictional horror. Charles was a member of his middle school chess team, he still has a love for the game of chess, challenging grandmasters and learning from them along the way. Lately, Charles has been anticipating graduating college in May 2026, with hopes of continuing his education onto his master’s degree in poetry writing. He writes wonderful poems from his parent’s farmhouse in Clements, Maryland. Charles has goals of becoming traditionally published, making writing short stories and poems, a full-time career. Charles specializes in writing lowku poetry, free-verse poetry, and in writing short stories.