It's About People

I'm most interested in people: what drives them, what excites them, and what brings them to their knees. So when I approach a story, I start with characters--usually two--and decide how they fit together.  Once I let the characters mill about in my brain for a while, a story emerges, and that's when I start writing.

In my body of work, you won't likely find a zombie apocalypse, surreal drama or tales of heartwrenching woe. 

I explore how complicated characters cope with unusual circumstances, and I hope readers become passionate about the characters I introduce.