A sequel to My Summer (with Robots) is in the works... and it has a title, too! Here's a spoiler-free first look at My Summer (Under the Crescent Moon). ​

I journaled for years... and then just stopped. Here's why I regret that decision and why journaling is so valuable to authors.

A mysterious house in the desert, a best friend turned back-stabber, the return of an old admirer, and a beat-up robot rabbit. Welcome to Quinton's last summer before high school.

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When Rose Washington answers Meryl's ad for a roommate, it's like a dream come true. Unfortunately, Rose's preoccupation with a 100-year-old legend may turn that dream into a deadly nightmare.

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Tyler's not the type of teenager who spends time considering life after death. But when a mysterious boy enters his foster home, it launches him on a quest where lifetimes overlap and a murderer still lurks. 

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Writer.

I'm an author of young adult fiction, currently working on the sequel to my most recent novel, My Summer (with Robots). More about me.

Artist.

I'm also an illustrator, photographer and filmmaker and I feature many of my creations  on my Instagram page @darkandfevered

Nerd.

I'm an unapologetic nerd who loves Star Wars, comics, book stores, toys, etc... and my writing often reflects my nerdish interests. Examples  below or on Features.

Home renovation offered plenty of headaches, but also the opportunity to design a perfect work environment. 

Regardless of how you felt about the series' conclusion, it wasn't your call and it's time to move on with life.

Hooray! The internet comes to the rescue in my long search to find a children's book I loved... then forgot about.

My writing was inspired in part by a children's sci fi story... even though it took me 38 years to finish reading it.

Decades after I last played, I ventured back into the world of Dungeons & Dragons. Here's why I fell in love with RPGs. 

If you're not paying attention to what your readers are saying, you're doing yourself (and them) a disservice.