Easton Livingston has written articles for national magazine publications, newspapers, online websites, and graphic novels. He decided to take the plunge into self-publishing in 2013. In 2017, he's revamping his brand and re-releasing all of his stories. In a sense, he's starting all over again.

"I've learned quite a bit in the intervening years but I realized that I was going to have to up my game if I wanted to do this full-time. Therefore, everything is getting a new look and we're moving forward aggressively with a new plan and goals. It's exciting and difficult but every mistake and nuance will be worth it."

Easton's books are family-friendly, focusing on fantastic tales for adults which often addresses mature themes (think PG-13). This is important to him and a distinction that he vehemently makes.

"I don't use profanity in my books and I hate reading it. That doesn't mean I don't deal with adult topics and issues. I do. I do not write what is classified as young adult though they can read it and parents won't have to be concerned with what is being written. However, I definitely write for an adult audience."

Easton writes in the categories of the superheroic, supernatural thriller, urban fantasy, and mystery/suspense, weaving all of those elements together. Simplified, speculative fiction. He often describes his work as a cross between the cult television show 4400 and the Netflix's Stranger Things.

His current project is a series titled, The Dark Corner, a collection of supernatural suspense tales which are all free for citizens of his R.I.U. (Reality Imagination Universe). These tales are the precursor to his debut novel Blackson's Revenge: Book I of the Poltergeist Files, a gritty action drama with a fantasy/sci-fi twist. A cross between Captain America and Jason Bourne. The first in that trilogy is slated to be released in early summer of 2018.