Welcome!
Thank you for taking the time to find my page amidst the vast depths of the internet. Like many, I’m constantly juggling my time to get as much writing done as possible.
If you're a fan of all types of horror, feel free to explore some of my published works below. Many have been adapted into audio form, and most are available for FREE. Each of my stories represents a moment in time, and I hope they reflect my growth as I continue honing my craft.
Take a listen, and I’d love to hear your thoughts—reach out through the contact page or connect with me on social media.
Why Horror?
Of all the genres, I often ask myself: why write horror?
I’m guessing you’re a fan too, or you wouldn’t have made it this far. So, let me ask you—why do you read horror fiction?
In just a few pages, we can share the experience of love, loss, fear, triumph, redemption, and humanity’s constant struggle for control.
But sometimes, that control slips. We catch a glimpse of another reality—one we usually ignore but that has always been lurking. Isn’t that what we’ve always feared?
My kids claim they hate scary stories. They get frightened by the wolf or the witch offering gingerbread, yet they still ask for those tales before bed.
They know they’re safe—that any fearsome creature is far away, well before their heads hit the pillows and the lights go out.
But sometimes, they creep into our bed. Something has stirred their minds, making them seek protection, and they come to us. It's a humbling feeling, knowing that you would protect those children from anything, no matter the cost.
Now, imagine it’s late at night. You’re alone. Those same fears flood back, but this time, there’s no one to protect you. It’s real. It’s here. There’s no escape.
What do you do?
Isn’t that the question horror always asks?
My wife recently pointed out that one day, our kids might look back at their father’s life and read some of my stories. It made me pause—what would they discover? What would they learn about me through my writing, if anything?
Truth. That’s why I write horror. It explores a deeper truth about us, offering a glimpse into what really scares us and what might be hidden just beyond our sight.
At least, that’s what I’ve come to believe.