I wanted Exstasis to feel technically plausible, grounded in the kind of speculative science you could see in the news five years from now. And let’s face it—we’re practically already there.

It’s National Selfie Day—and while I’ve never been the kind of person who lived life behind a lens, today’s more than just a hashtag....

Speculative fiction isn’t about escaping reality. It’s about reframing it—so we can see it clearer. It’s a genre that dares us to imagine better, even when the road there is brutal.

Neural implants and memory hacks might sound like science fiction, but the emotional core of Iteration is deeply human: What do we do with the parts of ourselves we wish we could forget? And who are we if we lose the memories that made us?

Fathers, in one form or another, show up in every story I write—sometimes as protectors, sometimes as shadows.

You’d think typing 'The End' would feel like a finish line—some fireworks, maybe a cosmic fist bump from the universe. You'd be wrong.