About Me

Most of my days are spent working from home. 
My passions include:
Sketching, drawing, painting, and clay crafting. I love prose and poetry, and music. The first books I've read that inspired me to write are Tun-huang by Yasushi Inoue and The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Because of these books, I got curious to read more. I explored local literature, Ibong Adarna, Noli me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, and Florante at Laura. Then, Harry Potter and, of course, The LOTR (my first love in high school). 

The stories I'd like to write weave love and romance with business principles, psychological phenomena, cultural interplay, historical context, and realism-a balance of head and heart, structure and chaos, discipline and desire where it is sensual in the broadest sense, not only erotic, but also the hunger for connection, recognition, meaning, and beauty. For me, creativity isn't about labels or mastery. It's about expression: catching a feeling before it slips away, and giving it shape, whether in art, words, or memory.

I explore the spaces where cultures meet and collide through scenery, tradition, practice, thought, and worldview. My stories reflect worlds that imitate our own: beautiful, complex, layered. Chaos that whispers rather than shouts. Strength that shows itself not only in force, but in intellect.

I hope to take readers on journeys that reveal how love, ambition, and human connection unfold in these intersections where the subtle can be as powerful as the grand, and silence can carry as much weight as words.