My Work


DIGITARUM:
Borrowing from mythologies from around the world, DIGITARUM spins a wild tale of creation and destruction, life and death, and good and evil. Five gods are born into a world of absolute nothingness and are tasked with building a world. Each of them have their own special powers and talents which they lend toward this effort, but before long, darkness takes root within the world that they construct. The gods struggle against their enemy throughout the ages and despite all of their power, they find that evil is a cunning opponent which comes in many forms. They care for the world as it grows to new heights and serve as champions for the people that live within it. This sprawling tale spans from the birth of a world until the end of its days and takes readers on a journey that freshly combines familiar narrative ideas.

You can check out my debut novel on Amazon and Goodreads:


The Voidwalker Novellas:
THE VOIDWALKER NOVELLAS is a series of eight episodic novellas that are available individually on Kindle as well as in a collected edition which is offered in Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover formats. Don't miss this cerebral, dark fantasy thriller! 



Check out the collection on Amazon.


You can also check out the full series here







Gravitas:

 A fiction blog I've started which aims to offer a new kind of narrative experience, all for free online. Gravitas takes inspiration from various types of fiction including plays and comics while still sorted in chapters like you might be used to in a novel. The story will be released on a chapter by chapter basis so the story will continue to grow past the chapters that are already posted. If you're looking for something a little different, then please do check this one out. 


You can find it here. 

Flash Fiction:
While not "published" exactly, there is a small collection of flash fiction building up right here on this blog. As the name of this fiction genre implies, you can read these in a flash. So far the collection includes: 

The Midnight Lake:

Less a piece of fiction and more of a passion pet project of sorts. "The Midnight Lake" combines high contrast illustrations with playful poetry and a mystical audio track. It was quite the challenge to put together, but I think I'm proud of the end result. Like my pieces of Flash Fiction, "The Midnight Lake" can be viewed right here on this blog. 

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