The Guild Library is a magnificent database of humanity’s knowledge and history. It is managed by a universe-wide government called the Galactic Guild of Enforcement from its capital on the planet of Ur-Magad. Any citizen of the Guild can easily learn about their past in the Library - from humanity’s unexpected need to leave Earth and colonize other planets, through the war-torn times before the Guild’s existence that nearly saw humanity enslaved, to the fragile peace that has persevered after its formation.

Three series of stories among those archives stand out, however, each representing a different span of time and cast of characters across nearly a millennium. Despite those differences, all three are connected through the peculiar and incomparable circumstances surrounding a murder; a situation made even more unusual in that is all sparked by a Guild Investigator who finds an inside-out sock.

The skeleton for my stories began forming as early as 14 years old. I wondered what the future held for humanity, and whether we would travel into space. I idolized Isaac Asimov, Ursula K. LeGuin, and Paul O. Williams alongside C.S. Friedman, J.R.R. Tolkein, and Stephen R. Donaldson. As I grew, I came to appreciate the sparse styles of Hemingway, Bukowski, and Faulkner. So when I followed humanity into the future, it was a combination of science fiction and fantasy elements that trickled into the stories I uncovered - and anything I wrote down was filtered to mostly only the important details.

I’ve been lucky to meet and become friends with a vast and diverse array of people, all of whom are very important to me. That’s why you’ll see characters who are just as diverse. It is important to me that I reflect what I see in my life, and how I feel about it, as accurately as I can on the page - but (hopefully) without calling too much attention to those details.

Thank you for your time here on my site. You can read about each of the series, the stories in them, and some background details. Please don’t hestitate to contact me with any questions, comments, or feedback - I welcome it all!