The End of an Era
The Chicago Blackhawks relieved Coach Joel Quenneville of his duties last week and replaced the three-time Stanley Cup Champion coach with Jeremy Colliton, one of the youngest head coaches in the NHL. This marks the end of an era for the Blackhawks as Coach Q, the man who helped bring Lord Stanley back to Chicago ...
Author Page with FMP!
I have officially been added to the author page of Forever Morris Publishing! It's so cool to see my name and face on a website that I didn't put there XD. I've gotten through the edits for TC that I've been given so far and I must say, it does read a bit better. Despite ...
18 OCT 2018
I really need to get going on the edits to Taking Chances so the book can be republished through my new publisher. I haven't had much time to do anything outside of work and PT. By then, my day is practically spent and I still do things for my second job. It's a bit rough, but ...
15 OCT 2018
I have to get working on the edits that my publisher sent over so the book can get republished through them, but I can't find the time. Since my injury, I've still been going to work, just in a different capacity. On top of that, I have to go to physical therapy three times a ...
Why MLB: The Show Needs to Come to Xbox
MLB the Show is easily the best baseball video game franchise out there. The 2K games were pretty good, but nothing really compared to The Show unless you loved the classic fuckery of Slugfest. The Show has the career mode, add-ons, and graphics that other games wish the had. Unfortunately, The Show is only for ...
New Publisher!
I've officially decided to sign with a new publisher for Taking Chances. My first novel will be republished by Forever Morris Publishing, a new publisher out of the East Coast. I'm very excited to work with them as they are, like me, an up-and-comer in the writing and publishing world. On top of that, the CEO is ...
26SEP2018
The weather is finally getting to that which I enjoy most. Fall is here and with the cooling of the air, I can finally wear hoodies again without sweating through them. I love the summer because of baseball season and shorts, but I adore fall because I'm typically always warm and this allows me to ...
