Bruce Hennigan grew up in the deep pine forests of northwest Louisiana. There wasn't much to do in the country for a young boy with an active imagination and acres of pastures and woods unless imagination opened the door to another reality. Bruce spent his childhood chasing dinosaurs, giant robots, aliens from Alpha Centauri, and an occasional cow through this vast land of imagination. Bruce wanted to write for the rest of his life.But, God intervened. He called Bruce to another profession in the medical field to become the very last thing in the world he wanted to be, a doctor. He continued to write through college and medical school and found success in, of all places, the theater. For 15 years, Bruce was the drama director at a local church.

Bruce explored the field of Christian apologetics, the defense of the truthfulness of the Christian faith. He became a Volunteer Apologist with Reasons to Believe and a Certified Apologetic Instructor with the North American Mission Board.After suffering through a severe depression, Bruce co-authored a book on depression with Mark Sutton published by Broadman & Holman Publishing in 2001. After the success of that book, he fulfilled his life long dream of writing fiction with the release of two supernatural thrillers, "The 13th Demon: Altar of the Spiral Eye" and "The 12th Demon: Mark of the Wolf Dragon" published by Realms Books. He has released three more books in the series, "The 11th Demon: The Ark of Chaos" with Westbow Press, "The 10th Demon: Children of the Bloodstone", "The 9th Demon: Time of the Cross", and "Death By Darwin" both by 613media,LLC.In 2014, Bruce and Mark Sutton updated their depression book with the release of "Hope Again: A 30 Day Plan for Conquering Depression" through B&H Publishing. Mark and Bruce have produced a short seminar, "Conquering Depression Seminar" to accompany the book. For more information go to conqueringdepression.

com.He has two grown children and lives in Shreveport with his wife, Sherry. Bruce continues to speak on the topics of apologetics, creative writing, depression, and drama.