Mark Donahue, Storyteller
...and author of FIVE #1 Best Sellers,
Stat$, Last at Bat, Answer Man, Golden Reich and Fat Girl.
Stat$, Last at Bat, Answer Man, Golden Reich and Fat Girl.
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Mark grew up in Dayton, Ohio, and graduated from Wright State University with degrees in History and Speech. He has lived in Philadelphia, Chicago, Boca Raton, Ft. Lauderdale, L.A., and Lebanon, Ohio. Before turning his talents to writing, Mark enjoyed a successful career in commercial real estate with CBRE, having served on that firm’s Operations Management Board and then as CEO of Prudential CRES Commercial Real Estate Services. |
In 2009, with the founding of Donahue Literary Properties, LLC, his first novel Last at Bat was published in hardcover, followed in 2014 with a re-edited paperback version. He has completed five more novels, with two more coming. He also has written eleven screenplays, many based on his novels: Last at Bat, Golden Reich, Fat Girl, War College, STATS, Call Me Jesse, Answer Man, New York Dirt, Second Serve and The Farm.
In his spare time, Mark plays baseball and has been a member of five MSBL World Series Championship teams. He plays tennis, can sometimes break 80 in golf, is able to jog three miles with a tail wind, and tools around in his triple-white 1967 GTO Convertible whenever possible.
Mark resides in Dayton with wife Marsha, Mika the Wonder Dog; New Kid on the Block, Gracie; 'Boss of the House', Rocky the Cat, and the late, great Carly watches over all of them from her honored perch on a bookshelf--where else would she be?
In his spare time, Mark plays baseball and has been a member of five MSBL World Series Championship teams. He plays tennis, can sometimes break 80 in golf, is able to jog three miles with a tail wind, and tools around in his triple-white 1967 GTO Convertible whenever possible.
Mark resides in Dayton with wife Marsha, Mika the Wonder Dog; New Kid on the Block, Gracie; 'Boss of the House', Rocky the Cat, and the late, great Carly watches over all of them from her honored perch on a bookshelf--where else would she be?
