About...

Steve Truitt is a pioneering voice in the techno-philosophical thriller genre, seamlessly blending his lifelong passion for space science with deep explorations of human connection. From the moment he first watched Apollo the 11 launch, his fascination with the unknown was set in motion—fueling a career that has spanned journalism, television, motivational speaking, and futurist storytelling.

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A former Los Angeles TV news anchor and science show host, Steve has guided audiences through the cutting edge of technology on National Geographic’s The Human Edge and Discovery Channel’s Cool Stuff: How It Works. His expertise in space history and human innovation extends beyond the screen—he’s a dedicated NASA historian, flown-in-space memorabilia collector, and has had the rare honor of having met five of the Apollo moonwalkers.

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His foray into fiction has been nothing short of groundbreaking. Both The Deletion and The Spill have become bestsellers, earning top honors in science fiction at the International Impact Book Awards and the Gold Prize at the BookFest Awards. With the MindSet Chronicles series, Steve has carved out a new literary space where artificial intelligence, group consciousness, and the battle for human autonomy collide. His work doesn’t just tell stories—it asks urgent questions about the future of intelligence, free will, and the evolution of society itself.

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Beyond the page, Steve has dedicated his life to helping others unlock their potential. As a coach, trainer, and motivational speaker, he has inspired countless individuals with his award-winning book Stop Waiting for Permission!. His impact extends to documentary storytelling as well—co-creating and producing the acclaimed Born Schizophrenic series for Discovery and garnering the CineFoundation's Golden Eagle Award for excellence in documentary story-telling.

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When he’s not shaping the future through his writing, Steve can be found co-hosting Energize! A Star Trek Podcast, indulging his love for the franchise that first fueled his sci-fi obsession. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and four daughters, ever in pursuit of the next big question.