I love the short story format that most erotica tends to fit into. Plus I have a dirty mind!

I'm working on a Sci-Fi novel called, "The Opposite of Gravity" and an erotica story called, "Hypnotizing The Ice Cream Twins"

The wonderful feedback I get from my fans across the world, who tell me how much they enjoy my stories and eagerly await my next release. That's what keeps me writing into the wee hours of the night.

I just published, "Erotic Secrets of Hidden Atlantis" it is the longest short story I have written so far at over 12,000 words. I was very happy with the way the story came together, and it gave me hope that I could conquer the longer format of writing a novel.

50 Shades of Brittany, because I feel like Brittany is a character in my books that we can all relate to, and I really like the way the story comes together with a final sex scene that many of my readers have called, "shocking" and an ending that is extremely satisfying.

Only in the sense that in general good things happen to good people and vice a versa for bad people. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be enough "instant karma" to go around in the real world. In all of my screenplays and short stories, you will find that karma always catches up to both the wicked and the righteous characters. Everyone gets what they deserve.

It was about two women who find a baby in the woods. One woman wants to keep the baby because obviously whoever left it there couldn't care less, and the second woman says we need to find the mother. They debate and argue over the pros and cons of keeping the baby. At the end of the story I reveal a surprising twist that changes everything. I am planning on revising this story a bit and publishing it for free. It will retain it's original title from 18 years ago; "Life In The Forest."

I'll be going about my day, minding my own business and an idea, or situation will come into my head. I will plot out a general outline, with the twist in the ending taking on the greatest importance. From there I will fill in the blanks, so to speak.

I've only been published since the beginning of 2013

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for supporting what I have been attempting to do...tell interesting stories!