Author's Journey
My imagination has been my playground for as long as I can remember. Since middle school, I've been writing stories-first in notebooks, then on keyboards-evolving into a creator of vivid fictional worlds. I specialize in tales of fantasy, heroic journeys, and haunting supernatural twists.
I began my publishing journey with the short story Interview with a Friend, followed by my short novel The Boy Upon Death. Now, I’m preparing to release my first full-length novel, codenamed When the Lights Came-a new chapter in my growing universe of interconnected worlds, monsters, and magic.
Step Into the Stories and the Lore That Shapes Them
The Boy Upon Death
"I was born in the breath between life and death-not to live, but to witness the end. While some of my kind hunger for souls, I merely guide them, cursed to feel every final heartbeat and carry the weight of eternity in silence."
Follow the journey of a Reaper who begins to question his purpose-and discovers he may hold the key to saving the very souls he was meant to guide. Step into the first gripping novel of this dark, emotional journey.
The Interview with a Friend
In this haunting and tender tale, a man reflects on his mother’s final days in a rural nursing home-where a mysterious figure, Death personified, becomes her quiet companion and his unexpected source of closure.
The Day the Lights Came
In the silence that followed, something else began to stir...
When the Voltivore Belt swept across the sky, the world didn’t end-but everything changed. Electricity died. Circuits failed. Engines fell still. Humanity was plunged into darkness, and from the ashes rose a new age of steam, lightmoss, and fear.
Now, decades later, the children born after the Fall are different.
Mira Thassel was one of them-brilliant, determined, and unknowingly marked by the very particles that shattered the world. As she chases the secrets buried in her parents' journals, her younger brother Finn uncovers strange truths hidden beneath the Dominion’s carefully controlled order.
But in the shadows of crumbling cities and long-forgotten laboratories, something is waking-something that remembers the hum of electricity and the promise of power.
Because the day the lights return… may be the day humanity falls.