Biography

An actor, writer, producer, musician, activist, and sometimes-advice columnist, Charles D. Lincoln was born and spent the first few years of his life in the area of New York City known as Hell's Kitchen, but moving to New Hyde Park, Long Island eventually, where he lived until he reached adulthood. The son of adult-film legend, Fred J. Lincoln, his first love had been music, rather than film, fronting NYC underground bands Dark Eden and Nemesis Imperium. However, from a young age, he had written stories and scripts for fun and appeared in friends' short films and music videos.

Upon his father's death and after losing half his hearing from Meniere's Disease, he decided to take things a bit more seriously, and dove full-time, into the world of acting and writing, doing both, as well as producing the feature film, Theresa & Allison. In recent years, he has branched out into directing, which he did for the web series 21st Century Demon Hunter, starring Chelsea LeSage.

Having lived in Los Angeles and London, the majority of his life is spent in New York City.
- IMDb mini biography by: Charles D. Lincoln

Besides screen writing, Charles Lupula also co-wrote the autobiography of 90's adult-film star, Houston. The book is entitled, Houston: Pretty Enough, and co-written with the adult-film star, under her name of Kim Halsey.

Charles used to have a regular advice column called "Ask the Reverend" available for a website called Crypt Magazine and another self-created website called Denied Heaven.

Charles' hobbies include playing video games, dancing, and traveling. He is especially fond of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Charles grew up raising police dogs on Long Island and is an avid animal lover.

Charles is very politically active, and as has, besides rallying the fans of his bands during election years, spent a good deal of time trying to raise awareness of social injustices committed both at home and abroad.