A community leader and event coordinator, Shaman Flame has been writing for the better part of fifteen years. He has been published in and/or quoted as a resource for several Pagan-based magazines, schools, and ministries including the Pagan Pathways Schools, North Georgia Solitaries Prison Ministries, Church of the Spiral Tree Pagan Prison Ministry, Midnight Star School of Witchcraft, and The Pagan Household. He has also been interviewed by e-zines such as The Wild Hunt. His publications are not limited to only Pagan communities, but gaming communities as well, as previewed in the second issue of MezLore Monthly printed by MFG Publishing.

An avid role player based on AOL role play from the late 90's to mid 2000's, Shaman Flame helped to charter many role playing realms and adventures, creating original characters of his own who later became a hit across Medieval-style, action/adventure/fantasy role play which lead to the eventual interest in his yet-to-be-published, "The Ancient Chronicles," detailing the accounts of the life and adventures of each of his original characters. This hype was picked up by a novice publishing company owned by a group of role players known as Meztrailov Fantasy Games Publishing (MFG).

Shaman Flame has spent several years teaching for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, helping young aspiring authors with their poetry and short story skills entering the Marel Brown Creative Writing Program; the winners of which become published in an anthology put on display at the Youth Arts Connection Center in Atlanta, Georgia.

Currently, Shaman Flame teaches theology, philosophy, and metaphysics courses privately for various covens across North Georgia and is an outsourced freelance editor. A proud father and soon-to-be-husband. You can see him around North Georgia visiting events such as Atlanta Pagan Pride, Atlanta Gay Pride, and hosting the Atlanta Pagan Marketplace of Ideas.