Author

Real Encounters with Alternate Dimensions: Tales from the Twilight Zone

The idea of alternate dimensions has captivated humanity for centuries, with tales of parallel worlds often finding their place in folklore, literature, and modern science fiction. While the concept remains speculative within the realm of science, numerous individuals have claimed to have experienced travel to alternate dimensions firsthand. These stories, though anecdotal, offer a fascinating… Read More

View large More details

Author

Unveiling the Science Behind Science Fiction: Striking the Balance Between Accuracy and Fantasy

Writing science fiction can be both a blessing and a curse. Being able to write whatever your mind can create has advantages, but get too wild, and the audience rejects the concept. Keeping the story grounded, no matter how wild, helps the reader connect to the story. There is a delicate dance between the reality… Read More

View large More details

Author

Interdimensional Encounters: Stories of Individuals Who Claim to Have Crossed Realities

The idea of traversing between parallel universes and experiencing alternate realities has captured the imagination of many individuals throughout history. While often dismissed as mere fantasy or science fiction, there are those who claim to have had profound encounters with alternate dimensions, sharing stories that defy conventional explanation and challenge our understanding of the cosmos.… Read More

View large More details

Author

Where Do We Find The Time?

The past couple weeks have been whirlwind, a flurry of activity just trying to keep up and make sure everything is getting done. With a new book being released soon there’s no shortage of editing and revising that needs to be done. Coordinating all the parts of the release and making sure everything is ready… Read More

View large More details

Author, Books, Four Point Framework, Hero's Journey, Inspiration, Novel, Outlining, Story Formula, Story Telling, Writing

The Four Point Framework

The four point framework is a very simple system to use. It doesn’t have to be very long nor does it have to be complex. The four points are simple what the overall story is based around. The points are the inciting incident, the first turning point, the second turning point, and the conclusion. It’s really that simple. When you have this completed you will see, in a big picture style of view, how the story is going to progress. This also helps you keep everything tracking right. So let’s take a look at what each point is and how to use it.

View large More details

Author, Books, Hero's Journey, Inspiration, Motivation, Novel, Outlining, Story Formula, Story Telling, Writing

The Idea Storm

When I made the decision to write my first novel, I mentioned it in conversation to many different friends and family. I was stunned at how many people had themselves tried to write a novel and failed. A number of people told me, that without formal training, there was no way a regular person could write a book. I knew that was false since many books out there today were written by regular people. I knew there had to be a way for me to get my book written. The process I discovered is the process I’m going to be sharing with you over the next few months of blogs. A process so simple that I believe that anyone could follow it and create a publishable novel within a month.