Creating Imaginative Worlds with Writing
In a fractured nation rebuilt under curfews and silence, Luka Hill is thrust into a world where spirits hunt the living. A dimensional train, a stone guardian, and a warden of the underworld pull him into realms where vengeance breathes, nightmares walk, and survival demands more than courage.
In a world rebuilt on fear, surveillance, and silence, Luka Hill was never meant to be a hero—just another child learning how to survive. But when a forbidden journey past curfew pulls him into a realm of restless spirits and ancient predators, Luka is forced to confront not only what hunts him, but what he refuses to become. No One Preys on Me is a dystopian supernatural thriller about power, vulnerability, and what it costs to stop being prey.
A darker, deeper second edition of Pounds of Flesh arrives October 6 — featuring expanded scenes, richer horror, and a more emotionally grounded journey through Jacoby’s bargain with XIC. This post reveals the new cover and announces the updated release.
Two new epics are complete: POX III, the explosive finale to the POX saga, and Sea Story, a mythic ocean novel filled with mystery and emotion. Both first drafts are finished, setting up a major double release in 2027.
Alien‑Squatch War began as my lifelong fascination with Sasquatch and extraterrestrials — the mysteries people often laughed at — and grew into a high‑stakes sci‑fi thriller about quiet invasion, Native lore, and the courage to resist when the sky is listening. This book is my tribute to the legends, the unknown, and the real people who inspired its characters.
Watching my wife face discrimination and disrespect in the workplace has become a daily weight I carry. What some people dismiss as “just a job” has taken a real toll on her — and on our family. This is what it feels like to watch someone you love walk into a toxic environment every day.
When I was nine, I carved a Bigfoot cutting board in woodshop and watched Harry and the Hendersons until the tape wore out. Decades later, that same fascination with the unknown inspired my upcoming novella, Alien‑Squatch Wars — a cinematic sci‑fi thriller where myth collides with something far older, stranger, and more dangerous. The sky is listening. The corridors are closing. And somewhere in the static, three tones keep calling.
Margaret Atwood’s Gilead isn’t prophecy — it’s a warning. As a Christian viewer, I see how faith can be twisted into control, and how silence lets injustice grow. This reflection explores what The Handmaid’s Tale reveals about power, free will, and the moral crossroads facing America today.
Life imitates art more than we realize. As systems of control grow quieter and more sophisticated, the line between dystopian fiction and everyday reality becomes harder to ignore. This is why I wrote Silent Nation — because silence has become one of the most powerful tools of control in modern society.
I’m sharing this both as an update and as a reminder to fellow writers: your work can keep evolving, and better tools can help you get it closer to what you meant all along. My writing journey continues every day. I’m at a strange point right now: I’m writing regularly, publishing in different genres and… Continue reading Publishing Journey: Evolving as a Writer with Technology
