Author
Caleb DiBartolo is a U.S. Army veteran, athletic scholar, and writer whose work blends introspection with intensity. After eight years of military service, he pursued a double major in Philosophy and Russian Studies at Vassar College, where questions of identity, morality, and transformation became central to both his studies and his storytelling. Vassar 26'.
His debut novel, Calico, combines desert stillness with sci-fi momentum—a story of survival, wit, and what it means to remain human when the line between man and machine begins to blur. Drawing on his experiences with discipline, camaraderie, and isolation, Caleb writes with the clarity of someone who’s lived both structure and chaos.
Beyond writing, he is very active with extensive training in rugby and boxing. When he isn’t spending time with his dogs; Jack and Rosie he likes to write, draw, and adventure in new and exciting ways.
His work inside and outside the ring/field reflects the same philosophy that drives his fiction: Strength and capability are nothing without purpose. Век живи, век учись.
Caleb currently lives in New York, where he’s preparing for his 1st year at Cornell University in Fall of 2026.
He looks forward to developing his next project.
