My first school was Valley Road School in Princeton. Later, I attended Princeton Country Day School, then The Choate School in Connecticut, and finally Middlebury College in Vermont, where I had several inspirational professors.
After college, I spent two years with VISTA in Philadelphia and the South Bronx, NY. I then entered the film industry in New York, working in various capacities for different companies and producers. I directed a feature film, Refuge, which aired on national TV and abroad. My work took me to California, Minnesota, Colombia, the Caribbean, and Maine for other films, including documentaries, fiction, and commercials.
I eventually turned to writing, producing novels, poems, and short stories. While living in Princeton, I wrote an environmental column for The Princeton Packet weekly newspaper for over a dozen years. I have written five novels, two poetry collections, and one short story collection.
"Huck Fairman's writing is both poignant and thought-provoking. Each story feels like a journey, one that leaves a lasting impression on the heart and mind. His characters are so real and relatable, they stay with you long after you've turned the last page."
— Jennifer M., Teacher
"Fairman has a unique ability to weave intricate tales that draw you in from the very beginning. His books offer a perfect blend of emotion, intrigue, and insight into the human condition. Every book I’ve read by him has been a page-turner."
— Michael S., Book Club Member
"Huck Fairman’s works have a way of making you see the world differently. His stories aren’t just entertaining—they're enlightening. I find myself reflecting on his words long after I've finished reading."
— Samantha R., Social Worker.
"The characters in Fairman’s books are so well-developed, they feel like old friends. I’m always sad to say goodbye when I finish one of his novels. I can’t wait for his next release!"
— David L., Avid Reader
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