Writer's Bio

I'm a writer of prose, short stories, and scripts with a deep fascination for human origins, mysticism, philosophy, psychology, science, and pop culture. These themes shape my work as I explore the rapid changes of the modern world and what they mean for us.

I’m drawn to transformation and transcendence, decay and renewal, shadow and morality. My writing examines how technology has distanced us from nature, ourselves, and each other. I seek ways to reconnect what’s been lost or push it further to uncover meaning in the aftermath.

I explore the raw and fundamental, fascinated by how the mind interacts with form. My goal is to unravel perception, test its limits, and glimpse what lies beyond.

I have written award-winning essays and articles on human health and environmental decline, as well as blogs, features, and fiction. I’m the author of the young adult novel Moonchild and the short story The Fix, a semi-finalist in the ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Contest. Currently, I’m working on a short story collection and a novel about pop culture’s impact on self-image.