By trade I am a computer geek. I spent many years programming everything from Cobol to Java and in every spectrum of the industry from writing software to working with clients. My most memorable job was working with a company that designed systems for international airlines, and my greatest challenge was moving deftly between meetings with a Japanese airline to an Israeli one. I learned to bow in Tokyo and shout across a smoke filled office in Tel Aviv.
Today I am a writer and am proud to serve as the president of the Atlanta Writers Club as well as be a trustee for the Newnan Carnegie Library Foundation.
The novel I’m currently seeking representation for is Portrait In Red, historical fiction about sculptor, spy and cousin of Winston Churchill, Clare Sheridan. And my work in progress is a contemporary romance set in the Atlanta neighborhood of Buckhead. I also enjoy writing short stories that aren’t afraid to push some boundaries.
My interest in photography has run the gamut of sports, high school senior portraits and botanicals.
I have always read and written and I studied architecture in college before switching to computer science. Writing, for me, is a way to combine all aspects of imagination. I typically have a bookmark in at least five books, can be found down a rabbit hole of research and have too many movies and shows in my Netflix queue and Amazon Watchlist.