The ultimate Q and A on Emotional Intelligence for a variety of topics and a wide range of readers; from those who are just getting into the subject of EQ, to those with an advanced understanding of emotional regulation and mindfulness- this Blogella touches on a little bit of everything, while speaking volumes to its audience.

A second volume of poetry; continued examinations of identity and human character through a polar and fluid experience.

IMMORTAL DICHOTOMY is book one of a trilogy that follows a young couple- Devin Tello and Maddi Carver -and their rag-tag team of friends through the Midwest (in the unlikely rolling hills of a quiet rural Kansas), in what begins as a series of awful dreams soon proves to be ominous visions that come from forces so ancient that time herself has forgotten their histories. From ghosts and vampires, hauntings, and homicidal rage... to magic, cults, and the Old Gods; this ordinary group of friend's race to piece together these ancient riddles from the past. Armed only with the hope of making sense of the horrors that soon unfold, Devin and his best-friend Billy are charged to protect two talismans which may be the keys to preventing a series of apocalyptic events. This group of friends must decide whether they will rise to become the unexpected guardians who prevent an organized chaos from destroying the order of the world, or if the cost of being the unlikely heroes in this tale will prove to be too much for them to bear.

Walk with me down this dark path; into this strange black corridor, and open the door to apartment 24B here at the Sunview Apartment Complex. Here you will find a man, Donald McCleary, sitting across a carpeted living room from his ex-wife, Elliza- who is in the middle of trying to explain the awful news of his most recent financial loss to him. Some nightmares are born from dreams, while others... spawn from a ruby crown of innocent blood.

This prose is a deep dive into the creative self from the silence and solitude of confinement. Chapter 99/99/9999 is a journey through the good, the bad, and the ugly; and covers a wide range of stationary emotion- the ebb and flow of guilt, love, hate, regret, and joy. With a burst of philosophical and quantum mechanical undertones. Not everything is the best, but how would we know what our very best was if we didn't have the absolute worst to contrast against?