I am a young man who is constantly coming up with stories in his head. Finally at the prompting of a friend I have decided to pull the better ideas from my head and publish them.

The form of fan-fiction I prefer is inventing my own characters and stories and inserting them into an already existing world and canon. I find it fun to tell a story within a story and to see how my characters interact with the already existing characters.

Thus far I have published three series. The King's Company is a three part story that can be found at fictionpress.com under the same pseudonym. The King's Company is essentially a medieval fantasy story along the lines of The Lord of the Rings or the Chronicles of Narnia or the Arthurian legends.

The second is an X-Men series on this site named Metal Twins. It is about twin brothers with identical mutant abilities. These brothers eventually help shape the world of the X-Men. This is set in the universe of the first three X-Men movies.

The third is a series of Star Trek stories entitled Orion. I have only recently become a Star Trek fan, but I thoroughly enjoyed writing the first story of the series. It has quickly become my favorite story to tell. It is these Star Trek stories that are receiving most of my energy. There are currently three complete stories in the series. I just finished a rough draft of a fourth Star Trek story, but it still needs substantial editing, tweaking, and proofreading. Check back soon. I also have an idea for a fifth (my mind works so much faster than my keyboard).

There maybe a Star Wars story in the future on this site. On the fiction press site I have in the back of my mind a prequel to The King's Company. I also noted that the Western genre on the fiction press site has few stories, so I have a possible story to put there. But many of these ideas have not yet gotten off the ground, so no promises.

My favorite authors are J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Timothy Zahn, and Louis L'Amour.

My favorite fictional character is Atticus Finch from Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird.