After more than twenty-five years experience in film and television as an editor, writer, producer and director, Ken Vose made the transition to full time author in 1985. Vose, who lives in a small village in northeastern Pennsylvania, is a member of The Mystery Writers of America, The Author's Guild, and The Dramatists Guild of America.

In addition to his novels and non-fiction books, he has written for Provincetown Arts, International Auto Style & Sport, Millimeter, Super Car & Classics, Accent, Forum, and Cigar Aficionado. Ken hosted The Driver's Seat, a syndicated television show. In 2001, Ken was guest curator for the exhibition FANTASY AND FINS: The Artist and the Automobile at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles featuring the work of British-born Magic Realist painter Nicola Wood as well as other artists such as Claes Oldenburg, Benny Andrews, Frank Romero, Betsabee Romero, and Dustin Schuler

Ken Vose and co-author Jordan Rhodes’ theatrical play PAPA: The Man, The Myth, The Legend, about Ernest Hemingway which premiered in 2002, was filmed in 2010. The film was subsequently awarded “Best Historical Drama” at the New York International Independent Film Festival.

His television series scripts include episodes of Spies (A&E Network), The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest (Cartoon Network), Peter Pan and the Pirates (Fox Network), as well as Thundercats, Silver Hawks, and the Comic Strip (Lorimar). Vose orginated and co-authored the book and screenplay Greased Lightning, the story of famed black stock car driver Wendell Scott. The Warner Bros. film stars Richard Pryor, Beau Bridges, and Pam Grier. The success of this film led to Vose's work on a number of other motion pictures including Wonders of Life (EDKO Enterprises) and the one-hour television pilot Death Takes The Checker for the Alias Zachary Drake Series.