Ace Antonio Hall, born Acemandese Nzondi Hall, is a renowned American horror author with a remarkable achievement to his credit. He is the first African-American to win a Bram Stoker Award in the novel category, a prestigious honor bestowed upon exceptional horror writers worldwide.
Influenced by a character from his upcoming work, subtitled Blood-Teens, Nzondi created an alternative rock song called "Teenage RockStarr". This song is based on a teenage vampire singer named Elle, who is part of a band named Toxic in his story. The song was released in July and features the legendary hip-hop artist Fredro Starr (Onyx) and David Moreno on drums (Puddle of Mudd).
Prior to his writing career, Nzondi held the position of Director of Education for NYC schools and the Sylvan Learning Center. He earned a BFA from Long Island University.
Nzondi's notable works include Lipstick Asylum and his Bram Stoker Award-winning novel, Oware Mosaic, published by Omnium Gatherum Publishing.
