Hawke was born and raised in the heart of a major American city in the
Industrial South. The fire to become a writer ignited for the boy at an early
age, most particularly with his multiple devourings of the DC comics Batman
series as well as the Howard Pyle rendition of 'Robin Hood', both being stories
of audacious outsiders taking whatever drastic or heroic efforts are necessary
in order to put wrong back to right. Hawke lives in New York City.
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Richard Hawke is a pseudonym of Tim Cockey.
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