If you could reduce your audience description to one sentence, what would it be?
I write for people who are interested in psychotherapy. I'll define therapy broadly: it's the honest inquiry into your deepest self. A character in one of my books says, "The more you see the invisible parts of yourself, the less you crash into the invisible parts of other people." If a person is not engaged in a lifelong quest to understand themselves, they're likely doomed to confusion and futility. That's why I seek an audience that's engaged in understanding their own deeper motives and feelings.
What are you working on next?
I have a trilogy called "THE SHADOW STORM". It's fantasy, strictly speaking. Its world is one that resembles earth just before World War One. The airplane hasn't been refined. Electric power, automobiles, communications are just ramping up momentum that will soon transform the world. At this moment, a war is about to begin. THE SHADOW STORM world is a quirky Balkan-tinged landscape in which my characters are trying to save a newly established Republic from destruction by stronger nations.
It's a big project; I have the first draft of Book One finished. It's pure adventure: political, military and romantic!
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