What began as a hobby long ago has become the pursuit of a life-long ambition. 

I started out at age 13 writing a space-travel novel, inspired by a recently-released film called “Star Wars”. Heard of it? Oh, how I wanted to write stuff like that! So, throughout high school and into college, I took creative writing courses, Composition and Critical Thinking classes, anything I could take to educate myself on the finer points of writing. Writing and English Lit became my focus, my hobby. I've read everything I can get my hands on, from newspapers to fiction to technical manuals. My favorite authors include Ray Bradbury, although I personally am not a science fiction writer. “The Martian Chronicles” is my favorite book of all time. Beautiful. Simple. Amazing.

I am professionally published as a contributing author to a technical document for NASA/JPL, “The Alternative Site Assessment for the Outrigger Array of the Outrigger Telescope”. It’s an enormous two volume research report involving site assessments for a telescope. Though there were many contributing authors, as it was a compilation piece, my section had the distinction of being the only section that was not edited or rewritten.  Not a bad accomplishment. You can find the report at:

http://planetquest.jpl.nasa.gov/Outrigger/finalDocuments/Chapters/Volume1/Chapter7.pdf. 

My first published novel was "Island of Glass" from the Dragonblade Trilogy.  Since then, I have had many more published that are sold at local outlets and through my website.  The most popular series I have done is the Dragonblade Trilogy and the most popular novel I have written is "Spectre of the Sword" and "The White Lord of Wellesbourne."  I have fans all over the world who enjoy my novels and write me wonderful emails.  Currently, I plan to sell my novels at the Southern California Renaissance Fair and we are working a deal to possibly sell them at the Medieval Times chain locations throughout the nation.