Alexander S. Brown

The majority of his childhood years were spent in his parent’s care, he also spent a lot of time with grandparents, Barbara and Atwood Quirk. Brown had no siblings, therefore he had a great deal of time on his hands. Most weekends would find him spending Friday nights with his grandparents. His grandfather, Atwood, introduced him to the world of horror and suspense, his father, William, offered stories of the urban legends and ghostly myths of Vicksburg, and his mother, Sylvia, introduced him to the world of the paranormal. These Friday night stories and tales sparked an interest in him to learn as much as he could about the spiritual realm and many tales of folklore.