Yes. I'm actually a DJ first. Been spinning music and planning public events since 1985. I'm pretty lucky, because what started out as a hobby has helped me develop marketable skills. That applies to DJing, writing, and working with computers. It all lead me to be very comfortable with the progression of technology.

Being an indie author kind of fell into my lap. I'd written two unpublished novels, without a clue of how to write fiction. I got a rude awakening when I decided to hire an editor. I couldn't write action scenes yet, and I didn't know how to make the reader want to turn the page. However, my stories unfolded into interesting plots. Eventually with a little work, everything else fell into place. Not only do I write novels now, but I've published several non-fiction books. I can also handle my pen in corporate America and throughout the blogosphere. Plus, my screenplays are tight. Each writing technique is different.

I don't have fans. That's for celebrities like Denzel Washington or Beyonce. My people are all "supporters." The readers support me more than I could say. Even the loudest haters. I've probably learned the most from the critics. Most of my supporters want me to drop everything and write full time. Maybe one day.

The "Inner City Youth" characters are loosely based on a Hip-Hop group from the early nineties. In the novels, it's twenty years later and the characters are in their early forties. They evolve into vigilante detectives that fight crime and murder. If you like mystery, action, and suspense novels, then you will love their story.

My professional background is technical. The internet allows me to keep sharp. So, I grow as an authority on different subject matters and develop as an overall artist. If I'm not writing, most of the time I'm trying to figure out something new.