I never really stood a chance.At six years old a giant space ship passed over my head so that a evil space wizard could get some plans from a space princess. In a convienence story kiosk there were colorful books about an awkward nerdy kid who secretly could do whatever a spider can but still struggled to get along.I grew up on the idea that if words can be turned into a fantastical galaxy far, far away or a world of Marvels you could also find the fantastic in the seemingly mundane of the real world as well.Around the same age I was also introduced to my first race car. A couple more years and I get my first saxophone and discover that thing called jazz. I dove into these subjects hoping to be absorbed by them.But ultimately it was my ability to describe the world, or worlds that don't exist, to transmit my enthusiasm via words about something that delights me, that kept moving to the front.I've since written a number of plays and screenplays almost all of which has been produced in one stage or another. I wrote reviews, columns, and even my own comic strip in the college paper leading to a Film and Digital Media degree specializing in screenwriting as well as time spent studying playwrighting. Since 2018 I've been covering cars, comics, movie, and culture in both articles and video scripts for Hot Cars, CBR, The Richest, The Things, and Screen Rant. Building on my own knowledge base I've also developed deep research skills to find unique content presented in a unique way. I like to experiment and play with formats which has made it easier for me to adapt my writing style to what I'm writing for.Each story or essay allows me an opportunity to make the reader to feel like a six year old kid with a space ship passing over him.