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Brad Williams is a New Zealand author whose fiction explores the intersection of faith, mystery, the supernatural, and the unknown.
Writing since 1997, Brad combines a lifelong fascination with fantasy and science fiction with a passion for history, prophecy, ancient mysteries, and the hidden forces that shape human experience. His stories often venture beyond the boundaries of the ordinary, exploring themes of spiritual awakening, unseen realities, and the search for truth in a world filled with deception.
Growing up during the rise of home computers, tabletop role-playing games, and the early internet, Brad developed an enduring love of imagination, technology, and storytelling. That curiosity continues today through his work as an information analyst and his ongoing interest in web design and digital creativity.
As a Christian author, Brad draws inspiration from the transformative power of faith, the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit, and the belief that God continues to guide, inspire, and speak into everyday life.
Brad graduated from The Writing School in 1998 and lives in Upper Hutt, New Zealand, where he continues to write stories that challenge readers to question the boundaries of reality and discover the deeper truths hidden beyond the veil.
Tom's Intrepid Travels Around the World is a full collection of travel writings and memories written by my father, which I have compiled and edited into a book format. I have released this as a tribute to him after he passed away in September 2022.
Scholar, Shadow, Storm & Stone - A Kanarzand Adventure was launched on 31 Oct 25.
The Veil Burned Away was launched on 27 November 2025.
I am writing a fantasy novel named Aurelian which tells the story of a young crusader Knight-Initiate named Taurinius who returns home from the battlefield to learn that his mother is gravely unwell. As he investigates the cause, he uncovers a wide-ranging plot that threatens to destabilise the kingdom of Venmoth and he must call on his faith to prevent that.