Welcome to the prolific pen blog page! This page is intended to share my creative stories and ideas with all of you! I will start off by saying that I began my writing journey at the age of 14 years old. The genre in which I would write from now- to-then, has not changed (mystery/suspense/crime). In between this time, I had also developed a strong desire for reading and began reading novels within the same genre. Some of my most favorable authors range from Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Kate Kessler, Clive Cussler, and Mira Grant. In addition to these authors, I would also watch crime drama tv shows such as CSI, Criminal Minds, The Mentalist and NCIS. These shows had ignited an inspiration within me, to expand my writing ventures into a bit of freelance screenwriting.

Settings/Scenes/Character Developments

The inspiration behind the settings and scenes of my stories derives from places I have personally traveled. By incorporating the places I’ve traveled into my stories, I am able to more accurately create a visual imagery for my readers. Settings and scenes are predetermined from the overall flow of the storyline. The flow of the storyline can be dependent upon the character’s actions and next motives. I have also used bits and pieces of music to help incorporate miscellaneous objects within the setting or scene, that eventually become key elements of the story. Character developments occur throughout the progression of the story. Some character’s mature, as they begin to learn how to deal with certain circumstances throughout the storyline. In my very first story that I am working on, there will be drastic character development shifts for the lead male and female characters.

Where to Read?

You can find all of my creative works and works in progress in the “works-in-progress” tab, on the home page of this site. The “works-in-progress” page is intended to provide you all with my current works that have yet to be completed. Inside of this page, you will find bits and pieces of other forms of writing. These various forms of writing can include poetry, screenwriting, personal narrative and more. Enjoy and thank you for stopping by!