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Daniel P. Coughlin is an American film and fiction writer. ^[1]

Early life

After a stint in the United States Marine Corps infantry, where he served as a machine-gunner stationed at Camp Pendleton, California and served in Operation Desert Fox, he earned a degree in Film and Television from California State University, Long Beach.^{[ citation needed]}

Writing career

Coughlin has written three feature films: Lake Dead, ^[1] Farm House, ^[1] and Ditch Day Massacre. He has two published novels Ted's Score and The Last Custome. His latest work, Craven's Red, was released September 11, 2013.^{[ citation needed]}

References

External links

• Daniel P. Coughlin at IMDb