I've been fortunate enough to travel the world and see many wondrous things. Many people know of the pyramids and Sphinx in Egypt. Some may know of the step pyramids in South America. A few people are even aware of the H-blocks at Puma Punku. Did you know there are many others? How and when were all of these made?

The engineering and construction of many ancient structures is still a mystery and part of an ongoing debate. Dig a little deeper and you'll find many of the monolithic sites all over the world were actually built on bases that were far older. Archaeologists keep revising the dates.

Now add the mythology and science parts, mix well, add names to characters, and you have my stories. Not little gray men or lizard people, but humanoids of the past. Yeah, maybe there are lizard people and gray aliens — but let's be real, the dominant life we have is mammalian.

Now you have the base of my stories. Add poems from the Assyrians, from Viking lore, from the Indian Rāmāyaṇa, and even East Asian myths where a goddess speaks to her husband's head in a box. Then blend modern times and science. The result is something worth staying up late to read.

My short stories are where I let you slip into the airlocks and alleyways between the novels and meet the people who make the story flow.

A Marine who learns to fly. A mind-walker who hunts at the edge of the void. Teens who outlives their tragedies. A warrior who wants peace. These are the voices that haunt the edges of my universe.

Each piece stands alone — read one in an hour, or read them all and watch the pattern emerge. Together, they sketch how myth, memory, and space travel tangle across centuries.

More to come.