A man that enjoys writing a little bit of everything and trying new things!

My thoughts on the notion that nobody wants to work anymore, and why I think it's so flawed.

The reasons why gaming is my favorite hobby and why it's been an important part of my life

My takeaway from an in-person meeting with one of my best friends for the first time in over four years

I lay out my reasons as to why I'm unable to become invested in politics in America, and why I don't see that changing anytime soon.

After the killing of George Floyd brought police brutality to the forefront once again, I give my thoughts on the continuing racism in America and how I feel there is no easy solution to the problem.

This is about my realization that through finding out the real struggles of your friends, you get a greater sense of those real friendships, as well as those that were not as strong as you once thought.

The second post about my anxiety and self-critique, and how some positive things have come out of this experience as well.

I finally open up about the anxiety that I've secretly been dealing with for a while, and the specific challenges that I deal with as a result of it.

Despite those tough days at the end, I try to put into words what the close relationships with my pets has meant to me.

The situation of gun rights gets brought up after each tragic shooting, but for me, it's not nearly as simple as a lot of people think it is.

This is a historical fiction piece taking place during the Battle of Iwo Jima, from the perspective of a Japanese soldier. He has a chance encounter with an American soldier that makes him question what he's been taught about the enemy.

This is about a young man that feels compelled to help his best friend. Thinking he's being a friend to her, he'll find out he's in over his head.

From the eyes of a German Officer leading his squad of soldiers in the battle of Stalingrad, Markus Schultz must face the brutal Russian winter as well as an enemy with seemingly infinite manpower.

Samantha is a young girl that goes with her parents to the bank one day. While there, they become victims of a terrifying bank robbery. Besides her young age, Sam is also deaf and tries to piece together what is the most unbelievable day of her young life.

An opinion toward many lifestyle aspects of the stereotypical hipsters

World War I from the perspectives of both a German soldier, and a French soldier during the bloody battle at Verdun.

A Vietnam War story that ends tragically for a group of American soldiers, a voice from the grave recalls with a code written in the lines what really happened.

Inspiration from a line of Richard Katrovas's poetry, a soldier lamenting his experiences in war and the disconnect between soldiers on the ground, and those that give the orders.

Written in memory of Gwendolyn Brooks, this is about racial acceptance and about pity for those foolish enough to drown in a sea of malice and racial inequality.

No one ever said living as a piece of fruit would be easy. Each life has its own challenges, especially when egos and emotions become involved in the constant battle to survive.

A thank you letter to my favorite gaming console, for helping me discover one of my favorite hobbies and creating many memories.

Set in modern day New York City, Big Bird, The Count, Elmo, and the Cookie Monster struggle to adapt to life outside of their famous show.

This is just through Act One so far, from the point of view of a British soldier living through the hell of the World War I trenches, with the backdrop of the Christmas truce where British and German soldiers laid down their weapons and met in no man's land.

From my final year in college, this senior project involved one full semester's worth of research into a potential career avenue after school. At this time, I had some interest in law enforcement and security work.

A Shakespeare course final paper about the strong women written by Shakespeare that go against the grain of this time period, by measuring up to their male counterparts in every way.

Harriet Beecher Stowe came under intense scrutiny for her portrayals of black characters in Uncle Tom's Cabin. Even being written by a white author, this book still can have a place at the table of discussions about the terrible nature of slavery.