Brief Author Bio:

I've been interested in writing ever since I was in elementary school, writing short stories that were spin-offs of favorites like Harry Potter, or even just writing little tales about rocket ships flying to the moon or alien planets.

In early 2006, I launched a series of Stargate fan-fiction stories on my old website, accumulating a small fan base of almost a dozen people. Needless to say, I was pretty stoked for that. And my love for novels only grew from there with more reading a writing.

But it wasn't until I saw the show 30Rock (Tina Fey) in 2007 that I really became interested in screenwriting. The show basically followed the wacky life of Liz Lemon as she worked as a comedy sketch writer for an NBC variety show. Although the show was utterly ridiculous and hilarious at the same time, it was Liz Lemon's occupation that really intrigued me. That was when I began to wonder how television was made. So I came across screenplays and teleplays and spent about a year working on a screenplay of my own, still learning proper grammar and storytelling.

After about two or three years of script writing and novel writing, I became the writer I am today. I aspire to be three things when I am older: a film director, a screenwriter (both of these I'd like to use for TV and movies) and a novelist.

I am not an articulate speaker, and writing has become somewhat of a Godsend for me, allowing to voice my opinions of philosophy, science, religion, ethics and so on in a more poetic and detailed manner.