"Nightmares of the Lucid Child" has entered edits! This is a very exciting time since we now see who "The One" is. The book cover should be done soon, and will be uploaded on Kindle. We project presales will start around September. There is one project I am so excited for and looking forward to sharing it with you. I will be doing a short story series from the POV of a detective within the Lucid Universe. These will be shared on Kindle Vella. The Awakening... more

Warning: This story includes graphic details of death and gore. Discretion is advised.A few days ago I posted about the horror idea my son and I came up with. Without further ado, "Night Awakening".  I was getting ready for a party at Nick's house. The moon was shining down, and I had the alcohol ready for the party. The walk to his house was mundane.  From the owls hooting to the ambulances in the distance, it was a normal night...at least that’s what I... more

Warning: Distressing content ahead. If you are triggered by mental illness topics, horror, etc., use caution when proceeding.Every writer has a beginning to what made them write and become an author. Whatever that reason was, good or bad, a story was born. Authors want to share their stories with the world and give a glimpse into their lives. However, this could lead some authors into remembering some traumatic events they may have lived through, and this isn't an easy task. Sometimes,... more

WARNING: This post contains spoilers from my debut book "Tales of the Lucids: Stories Before the Awakening". There will be some triggers ranging from mental health to other dark topics. You have been warned.While talking with my sister about my idea on the Lucids, she asked me a pivotal question: what exactly is a Lucid? I sat there thinking about this question. I told her the Lucids were an amalgamation of guardian angels, demons, "goodbye dreams", gods, and night terrors.... more

Quite the intro, isn't it? Many people are still figuring out this exact question. Who are you? Well, it's a hard question to answer. All of us try to explain ourselves by saying where we were born, who our parents are, what degrees we have, what jobs we have, etc. Those are good answers, but they don't explain "who" we are. I'll explain from my point of view. I was born in Irving, TX, but I reside somewhere in GA. My bachelor's degree was in the... more