How Far Would You Go?
Well that is a loaded question— While working on Concrete & Ruin, I found myself returning to the same question
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The End Was the Easy Part
As if… A few days ago, I wrote a rather lengthy explanation detailing where I’ve been, what I’ve been working
Missing, Presumed Writing
If you’ve been wondering whether I wandered off into the apocalypse, was eaten by zombies, or simply vanished into one
Notes From My Gradual Descent Into Administrative Apocalypse
So… apparently preparing for a knee replacement involves approximately seventeen thousand appointments. I’m beginning to suspect that somewhere deep beneath
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Chapters and Feral Raccoons—Who Knew?
So… fun fact: the apocalypse didn’t just appear in my books. It joined the party with my laptop as you
Keyed Out and Losing It
The Day My Keyboard Betrayed Me: A Writer’s Descent Into Vowel-Less Madness It began, as all great tragedies do, with
Standing in the Shadow of Cheyenne Mountain
I took a photo the other day that immediately made its way into my story notes. Cheyenne Mountain. If you’ve
One Million Words, One Year, and the Power of Goals
One million? Yes… You read that right. Moving into a new year is a natural time to think about goals.
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When the Light Dies: Stepping Into an Existing World—and Carrying It Forward
There’s a particular weight that comes with finishing a book set in a world you didn’t create—but deeply respect. I’ve
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From ENG-330 (2023) to The Age of Fire & Ash
The Age of Fire & Ash didn’t begin as a novel. It began as coursework. In 2023, while working through
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