an introduction

In the summer of 2003 I attempted writing a novel titled, Letters to Joey, which never made its way to an ending thanks to my wonderful lack of interest. It wasn't until the spring of 2004 that I transferred ideas from the original plot to write a short story for my eleventh grade English class with the same title. Thanks to the praise that my teacher gave me for my work, I eventually slipped heavily into the realms of plot and character. I spent the rest of spring and summer writing, and then released one of my longest works, "In Black Ink", in the early fall. It was followed afterward by "How to Kill Time", "Letting Up", and "Python". These were the stories that would eventually shed light to the preferred style and genre that I now write today.

2004

-- Blue
-- Dear Lena
-- How to Kill Time
-- Human Behavior
-- In Black Ink
-- Letting Up
-- Letters to Joey
-- The Mind Destruction
-- Python
-- The Seeing-Eye Girl
-- The Simple October 31st
-- Yearbook Photos