Richard McCullough began his writing career at age 10 with his horror story, "To Commit a Murder," loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart".

Richard has completed over a thousand poems, dozens of short stories, and 8 novellas. His science-fiction novella, "Mirror Image" was awarded "First Runner-Up" in L. Ron Hubbard's "International Writers of the Future" contest.

Recently, Richard completed three novels in mainstream/historical fiction titled “Vinegarroon; Dying is Never Enough, You Can Never Go Back, and The Long Way Home"

He has also written 5 books regarding the Technology of storytelling titled “Story Tech, The Secret Technology Behind the Storytellers ART”.

Richard McCullough believes:
"Writers are crucial to the survival of a culture".

​"Storytelling is a Technology which can and must be learned".