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With only one month remaining until the release of my forthcoming memoir, "Runaway Shame," I am pleased to share insights into this deeply personal and candid work. The book explores the persistent shame that has accompanied me for many years—a weight that remains present despite ongoing efforts to overcome it, even amidst the love and… Continue reading Runaway Shame: Breaking Free from Shame’s Grip
I am pleased to announce the release of my autobiography, *The Forgotten Son: Chapter 2*, which will be available now. This book forms part of the broader work, *The Forgotten Son*, initially published in January. The Forgotten Son: Chapter 2 chronicles a pivotal period of my life following college, detailing my experiences as I transitioned… Continue reading Discover Chapter 2 of The Forgotten Son Series
Looking back, I realize that I often find myself dwelling on the past more than I should, especially when it comes to my life twenty years ago. The number “20 years” carries a certain weight and mystery—it stands out and instantly transports me to October 2005. That era, much like other periods in my life,… Continue reading What 20 Years Taught Me: Life Lessons and Choices
For those who regularly read my posts, you may have noticed that I often discuss a wide range of topics. At times, I write with great passion, especially when I mention my books. Politics, however, is a subject I generally dislike. It often triggers strong emotions in me, largely because of the injustices I observe… Continue reading Reflections on the Gaza Peace Deal, America’s Challenges, and the Need to Give Glory to God
I am pleased to announce the forthcoming release of my autobiography, *The Forgotten Son: Chapter 2*, which will be available on October 31st. This book forms part of the broader work, *The Forgotten Son*, initially published in January. The Forgotten Son: Chapter 2 chronicles a pivotal period of my life following college, detailing my experiences… Continue reading Discover My Journey in The Forgotten Son: Chapter 2
Hopefully you don’t experience feelings of complete inadequacy like me. It doesn’t help that I struggle with depression, anxiety and imposter syndrome among other ailments. I tend to be one of those who has always looked and compared my life to those around me, despite not knowing the person, but where is particularly affects me… Continue reading Overcoming Feelings of Inadequacy in Modern Society
As a person, a human, an American, not in necessary order, I was taught the importance of results for persons, to show kindness, be humble, so empathy for fellow man, women and child. I wasn’t necessarily taught to be proud of America, my veins don’t flow with red, white and blue, maybe red of course.… Continue reading Reflections on Morality, Division, and the Struggle for Compassion in America
Today I celebrated 15 years of marriage to my beautiful wife Delia. It’s hard to imagine I have been married this long and at the same time it feels like a blink of an eye. My wife is such a hard worker, its apart of her DNA since I met her, even today as I… Continue reading Celebrating 15 Years of Marriage: Our Journey Together
As we enter the autumn season, often associated with themes of mystery and suspense, I reflect on my long-standing appreciation for the horror genre. From a young age, I have drawn inspiration from classic films such as "Halloween," "The Exorcist," "Child’s Play," and "Nightmare on Elm Street." These influences, along with elements of crime, the… Continue reading From Halloween to Doll Parts: Horror Inspirations That Shape My Novels
Modern Day Dystopian Society is here! Some may find it silly to compare books to modern day events and even history, but have found books foretelling of future events. A few of those books are those of Dystopian genres like George Orwell’s 1984 and Raymond Bradbury Fahrenheit 451. I am particularly drawn to Orwell for… Continue reading Thought Crime and Modern Day Oceania Dystopia We Live in Today
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