William P. Kennedy, a renowned author, has penned nine novels under his own name, seven under the pseudonym Diana Diamond, and one under the moniker Mark Munro, all of which have achieved New York Times bestseller status.
His literary journey began in high school, where he wrote for Xavier Magazine, laying the foundation for his future as a writer. Kennedy then went on to study history and economics at Holy Cross College, further honing his skills and broadening his knowledge.
Following his military service as a Naval Officer, Kennedy pursued advanced degrees from New York University, which led to a successful career as a business journalist. He covered the computer, telecommunications, and electric power industries, developing a deep understanding of these complex fields.
This expertise ultimately inspired Kennedy to found TCI, an advertising agency specializing in high-technology markets. Throughout his professional life, he has been driven by a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for detail.
In his personal life, Kennedy is married to Dorothy McNally, and together they have five adult children and 14 grandchildren. The couple resides on Florida's picturesque Gulf Coast, where they enjoy a tranquil and fulfilling life surrounded by loved ones.
