<p>Jim Kozak is one of those people who's always found the villains in stories more interesting than the heroes. They always have the coolest gear, secret bases, and are generally better written than the farm boy (or girl) who's about to come ruin their day. That's why he writes characters that could easily be the villain of someone else's story - and some that actually are - because sometimes evil can only be beaten by another, arguably righteous, evil.<br/>
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He currently resides near Chicago in a nice town attached to the sprawl that is quickly being infiltrated by a number of dastardly yoga studios and independent coffee shops. He secretly hopes that someone opens an artisan barbecue and burger joint nearby, because that would just be grand.</p>
