New Release!
Art Attack: Book One
When a twelve-year-old artist is transported to a magical world where her drawings have power, she teams up with a mischievous orphan and her living marble golem to recover a lost painting - her only way home - from an ancient dragon.
Along the way, they decide if they survive...they'll become adventurers!
Screenwriting
Flash Flood
Where the Red Fern Glows (Feature)
Last Academy (Pilot: Part 1)
Humans were supposed to be extinct, but a young athlete discovers a surviving human girl on the run from a cybernetic monster and the corrupt government, and they do whatever they can to survive and unravel the mystery. (Photo)
Where the Red Fern Glows (Feature)
Where the Red Fern Glows (Feature)
Where the Red Fern Glows (Feature)
In the remains of post-apocalyptic California, a young girl and her two hunting hounds set out to prove themselves the best at ridding the world of dangerous, mutant creatures. (Photo)
- Based loosely on the book Where the Red Fern Grows, by Wilson Rawls
Homestuck (Feature)
Homestuck (Feature)
Where the Red Fern Glows (Feature)
Articles
Softonic
The State Press at ASU
The State Press at ASU
I wrote tech, gaming, and entertainment articles for Softonic, an internet app center designed to help users find the right software for their business.
The State Press at ASU
The State Press at ASU
The State Press at ASU
I volunteered a semester as a Campus Life journalist with The State Press, an Arizona State University student publication.
Wynden's Legacy
My First Novel
I started writing "The Wynden Legacy" in elementary school while inspired by Brian Jacques Redwall series; an epic, swashbuckling saga about anthropomorphic characters in the forest of Mossflower.
In 2015 I joined WORD - the creative writing club at Arizona State University and made a pact with myself to write Wynden's Legacy; the idea was to get started during Nation Novel Writing Month (AKA NaNoWriMo) a challenge to write 50,000 words over the course of November. I succeeded, and the first draft of Wynden's legacy was soon finished at the end of that December at over 90,000 words.
In the summer of 2016, I spent over 150 hours rewriting and editing the manuscript, and finally decided in early 2017 to self-publish through Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing service, where the book is now available for purchase on Amazon!
This is one of my proudest accomplishments as well as one of my most fondly remembered journeys: from the daily hours spent at the Mesa Public Library to the editing sessions when my family and friends listened to the story around a table. Wynden's Legacy changed a lot over those years, and so did I. Someday I might return to rewrite the story or even continue the narrative with a sequel, but for the moment I'm happy to leave the memories as they are and move on to new projects.
