I suppose here is where I'd tell potential readers a tad about myself. I'm 25 years old (currently, subject to change) and I'm also (currently, subject to change) unemployed. I've been out of work for near two years, and in that time I've started to write a book. It's nothing fantastic, but it's my baby. Over the last fourteen months it grew, and now it's an all consuming behemoth. I've become so encapsulated by it that writers block some days physically hurts.

I live in the northern midwest, so we have unique weather. I graduated high school with a 3.2 GPA, and I loathed social studies. However in my yearning for the literary arts I found that creative writing is where my heart was. Previous to such classes I would oft write poetry to express how I feel. I'm not much for outward emotion, since usually it causes trouble. I'm sandpaper honest, and I can't stand when people beat around the mulberry bush. You knock off too many berries that way, a pure waste of the potential jam it could make.

I'm single (so ladies...) and have been in only a few relationships. My longest was while I was in high school (4 years), and I attended college shortly at the University of Wisconsin (haha, you thought I was going to tell you the city didn't you). I majored in Geology, no minor. Social studies plagued my GPA and I was kindly asked to resign from the University in lieu of being simply kicked out. A few dead end jobs here and there, living with a friend for two years, and finally deciding to move back home. I have a Youtube channel where I express my love for games. The name is the same as the profile so feel free to explore it.

That just about summarizes my biography. I do hope you enjoy anything that's being posted here. I'd also like to thank you in advance for providing any form on criticism (whether it be positive or negative).

As my English Professor once said, "To tell a blind man he is blind is fruitless. To show him the world and all he can make of it is truth. Words should always be for the betterment of another, in writing and in life."