A few of my favorite Authors are Ayn Rand, J.K. Rowling, Sebastian Seung, Tom Uptom, Andrew Clark, Jim Harold, M. Latham, Scientific American Tanith Morse,Amanda Hocking, and I guess- myself : )

Work, writing, time wasted, and a delicious sausage egg and cheese from Bagel Tyme! (special in N.Y.) If it isn't one of those things, it is my lovely girlfriend.

I love to learn, I skateboard when the weather is nice, I build things out of stone, and I even play video games- Shout out to Super Smash Brothers. I love to create things, I can be quite artistic at times, attempting to paint and make playable board games. I think about future releases, and how I can incorporate things I have recently explored into the books whether it be some bizarre mental science, or how to make your girlfriend really mad!

Lots of times the device I use often refers me to similar interests of books I have already read. Sometimes I type it in the search bar how you'd expect tags to actually work (They hardly seem to ever get me to where I want to be) but it is a start!- Ghost, Comedy, Romance. How to do fifth grade algebra, you know things like that.

The first story I ever wrote (without pictures) was actually a 5th grade contest. It was The Cat Defeated the Witch. I won. It shouldn't have been that way however- because I used all of my favorite characters from a childhood movie and mixed that in with personalities I knew from real life, and action I had experienced on T.V. I suppose in the fifth grade that's all you really can do- and to my realization it worked.

Well, it seems to change over the years. It is most definitely a progression. Writing happens so naturally for me now, except when I have to go back and Edit. Editing and fixing holes makes me pull out my hair, or in worst cases abandon the computer or pen and paper all together- at least for a little while. It's all about discipline for me and I am STILL working on it.

I don't, as a kid there were lots of young children's books in the house. My first ever novel that I read, was probably for school, like the Hatchet, or the Old Man in the Sea. I do remember one about a knight, who jousted, it was a short story and I liked it very much.

I make my own for now, but I am exploring other possibilities. I like the control of it, and I just so happen to love Photography. I do need some new software, as my Photoshop has expired.

Harry Potter and Just Plain Weird. I don't know, I suppose I love the young adult books. I have started Divergent just recently, and I am enjoying the first Novel. I also like science fiction, and real relevant books of science. I love reading about Einstein, Tesla, and other inspirational figures.

I personally use the Amazon Kindle, books look great on the device, I have an older generation Fire HD. I don't mind the Paper White either however, my grandfather has one and I can do with less distractions.

Laptop under hands- Kindle on the immediate left, Photograph of family just below the banker's lamp that ignites the small room with a yellow glow. Right in-front of that is a stack of books, some old yearbooks, The Lost world by Doyle, Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, A tribe Returned by Janet Cunnigham, to name a few, and then on the left side beyond my kindle, our actual hand written pieces that I keep in journals for books to come- and my thoughts relating to current science and mainstream beliefs. It's a pretty big desk.

Oh does it ever. I was born with a twin and lots of siblings. Major impact- as anyone with lots of siblings will know. You kind of have your own story between each and every one of them.

I started with comics with my twin in 2nd grade. I got into writting stories, other than the 5th grade contest, when I crashed my mustang at 18 years old. When I had no transportation for a few months still living with my parents, I started working on a book called riven, which at the time was filled with grammatical errors. I plan to finish it some day.

There is a few, but the one I am most excited about is After Life. It takes a reader into the science of reality and the strange questions that make us who we are, while taking the reader on a dark explosive journey to take on evil spirits.