Last week I was a co-counselor at CTYLF, which stands for the Connecticut Youth Leadership Forum. At CTYLF, teenagers and young adults with disabilities learn to unlock their leadership potential. I have history with this project as I was a delegate back in 2016 with CTYLF. It was a terrifying, but illuminating experience to stay […]
Hi friends! This past Saturday I had the distinction of being a part of The Book Walk event in Wethersfield where over eighty authors were present. It was a sunny day, but not too warm. The wind was a minor inconvenience as it kept knocking down my papers. To say this book walk was a
For the second year in a row I have been afforded the amazing opportunity of having an author talk at my hometown’s public library. In appreciation of publishing I my second novel, The Bristol Public Library has allowed me to speak about my journey as a local author. Author Talks are a little nerve racking
Yesterday I was a vendor at a book selling event called Sidewalk Stories. It was a fantastic event with many vendors and nice people, however I didn’t sell a single book despite sitting in my booth for four hours. This was my first experience getting no sales when I attended an event like this. Of
Happy Easter Sunday to those who celebrate. he has risen indeed! It’s crazy how easter wasn’t even in April last year and this year the holiday falls on the 20th of April. Anyway, I hope you all are enjoying Easter with your families. Whether it’s your biological or chosen family hardly matters. Yesterday, I spent
The wait is finally over! My anticipated sequel, Looked Down Upon: A Masked Wickedness is available for purchase. I am thrilled that the second book of the Looked Down Upon series is published and for sale. The novel will be available in three forms: ebook, paperback, and hardback. It’s such a satisfying feeling to be
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I didn’t think I possessed leadership qualities as a child. Growing up, when I was around neurotypical kids, I was the timid, quiet, student who didn’t speak up unless called on by the teacher. I wasn’t assertive, didn’t want to bring attention to myself, and most of all, I didn’t want to say the wrong
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My sequel novel to Looked Down Upon: The Exiled Kin is coming soon. I hope those of you reading this are as ecstatic as I am. This book only took me a year and a half compared to four years for my debut novel. I think the biggest difference is I let go of my
Life is often a paradox and full of contradictions. Many people are walking contradictions where they say something but do something else that goes against their values or words. People are complicated and some are even hypocrites. However, it’s not always simple. Most folks want to be healthy and lose weight, but want to eat
Museum memories are meant for appreciation. I realize museums aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, but I’ve always been adored by subjects such as history, art, and science. This past weekend I made some new museum memories, one of which I never saw as a possibility for me. One of my art pieces is temporarily on
