Lower East Side Roots
My journey began in the heart of the Lower East Side, where the scent of coal and the hum of the subway defined the rhythm of my childhood. This gritty, industrial landscape became the raw canvas for my earliest stories, capturing the raw energy of a city that never slept and the shadows that lingered between the bricks.
Stepping into the 1950s was more than a choice; it was a return to the aesthetic of my youth. I was drawn to the noir atmosphere, the polished mahogany of libraries, and the mysterious urban landscapes that defined the era. These elements are woven into every sentence, creating a world that feels both nostalgic and deeply authentic.
Today, I continue to explore these themes through a modern lens, blending the grit of the past with contemporary storytelling. My mission is to build a community that shares this passion for the noir aesthetic, inviting readers to dive into the stories that shaped a generation and the ones that will shape the next.
Coming to the Foggy Streets
I’ve got more stories in mind than I have time to write, and a few of them are already keeping me up at night. Science fiction, horror—there’s plenty taking shape.
First up is The Artifact Box, coming by year’s end. A mysterious gem with origins beyond Earth has some very dangerous people looking for it. Whoever gets their hands on it could decide the future for the rest of us.
I’ll be sharing more as the release gets closer. Stick around. I’ve been looking forward to putting this one in your hands.