Introducing

The first thing I wanted to be when I 'grew up' was a writer. I produced my first few children's books from scrap paper, markers, and pens, and loved subjects like AP Lit in high school. In university, I studied Business and Biology to learn about the world, alongside psychology and philosophy to explore the mind and metaphysics.

As my ideas for stories, including my philosophical science fiction thriller, began to flourish, I realized I needed to enhance my writing skills. So, I undertook my own review of classic literature and retro sci-fi, all while honing my craft. My favorite part was when Permutations pushed me to dive into Cosmology and Quantum Physics!

I've always had a passion for learning—about people and identity, the universe, and existence. What better way to integrate all these interests than to write books that encompass everything I love?

Living with Lupus and other chronic conditions has presented numerous challenging obstacles, impacting every aspect of daily life, including my writing. While some might argue that struggle enriches creativity, I can assure you, it often feels overwhelming!

Despite the disheartening delays in project developments, the eventual advancements in my science fiction thriller work have been incredibly invigorating.

The strategy that works for me is to keep writing things down when I can, focusing on a few passages at a time during my okay days, or diving all-in for hours on those rare good days (which are my absolute favorite). By continually honing my writing and editing skills, I've learned that as long as there is progress, there is success.