I aspire to work within the Entertainment Industry as a writer who becomes a part of a film or television program thats absolutely amazing, and draws people in like an episode of Game of Thrones on a Sunday evening, which I know is incredibly high standards, but since when is it a bad thing. To have dreams? My other aspiration is to become an author. I want to write novels that speak to people and inspire them like the ones that did so for me, and hey, I wouldn't mind if at least one made it into the bestseller list.



I am currently working on a story that would turn into a 5 book series, "When In Doubt." It's loosely based off my time at college, which was such an eventful time for me in my life. I felt like I blossomed; I was finally able to accept myself as a gay male, I met some truly fascinating people, I made a couple of lifelong friendships, I felt like I found myself there, and I feel like I wouldn't be alive today if I didn't go there, a brutally honest truth. Each book would represent a year at college, and it's a coming of age, found family, lost souls finding where they belong kind of story that follows the intertwining lives of 6 teens/young adults. It's been a side project that I have been passionately working on since February 2018, and have such high hopes for it to get out into the world and into book lover's hands one day!