Here's where you'll find samples and snippets of every worthwhile piece I've written. Please take a look, read a little about the characters that live in my head, and let me know what you think!

Novels

The main event! I'm currently seeking representation for all of these novels, and I'm always interested in constructive feedback. All seven are complete. Click on each title to learn more about the characters and the worlds they inhabit.

Elysia
Song of the Elements
- Book One: Air
- Book Two: Fire
- Book Three: Water
- Book Four: Earth
The Star and the Vine
A Fool's Quest

Short Stories

Creation—This story has been published in Listen to the Future, a sci-fi anthology released by A Different Drum.
Ten: Kelsey—After I finished The Star and the Vine, I began a series of ten short tales, each one depicting one of my characters at ten years old. Whatta concept, right? Well, here's the first one, fittingly featuring everyone's favorite Drey, Kelsey Pargaith.
Ten: Alain—Here's another story from the "Ten" project, this one starring Alain from The Star and the Vine.

Professional writing

I wrote these articles for Interflex, Inc., a Web development firm where I worked. My professional articles have been featured in various print and on-line internet marketing journals such as Berks B2B, Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal, and Web Pro News. So if you've got a burning desire to learn about the wild and wacky world of internet marketing, do read on!

For fun

Want to read some miscellaneous pieces based on a wide variety of topics? Well, then, you've certainly come to the right place! Rants, essays, one-shot stories: they're all here! Hopefully you'll find them as fun to read as they were to write.

Hey, Remember the Eighties—This was an article I wrote for Shippensburg University's music magazine, Screw U Buddy. Some of the references are a bit dated, but I still find it a touch humorous.
Till Eulenspiegel Was Here—You don't know who Till Eulenspiegel was? Man, are you ever missing a treat! Read this essay to find out how I fell in love with a 700 year old jester. (This was written for the Belgian Eulenspiegel Kring yearbook, so the language is a little less complex and colloquial than my usual writing. Just thought I'd point that out.)
Till Eulenspiegel Was Here, Part Two—Now that you've been briefed in Till's adventures, find out more by reading this essay. It's faskinatin', as Popeye would say.
So, You Want to Go to Århus?—If you've ever considered studying or working in Denmark's second-biggest city, by all means read my travel guide. Otherwise, you'll never know the best place for ramen noodles. (Caveat: this article was written in 1999, so it may be a bit out of date. If you get lost in Aarhus with only a Kroner to your name, don't blame me.)