Even see something online that you're an expert about and the source, whether it's TV, or a movie, or even a video game, they get it mostly right, like enough for the non-expert? And you're here frustrated because you KNOW its wrong? You're the kind of person my books are for, if you're like that about time travel. 

I wrote my stories to play with time travel as a real thing, not a plot device. Paradoxes are real, what one does in the past affects the future and not just the active changes (but not step on a butterfly in the past and cause nuclear devestation in the future), and making sure you land on planet earth when you arrive is actually considered. 

Right up front, I don't build the world we play in to the degree that a lot of authors do. I give you the details that matter and let your imagination fill in the rest. Why do I do it that way? I want you to put my book down at some point, hop on Google and learn the real history of what I'm talking about. 

So if you want a strong character driven story, here ya go!

To be honest? To see if I could. I started off trying to write The Archivist as a concept based short story for my community college student journal. I didn't do a good job, didn't get published and vowed to someday finish the short story as a novel. That was in 2016...yeah. Now I do it so I can tell my character's stories through to the end. 

Yes, but locally here in the Sacramento area. The reason for this is, I don't currently have a publisher, I'm using Amazon's KDP which means I don't have extra copies lying around. That means if I order the book, it takes weeks to get to me, but if you order the book, Amazon is all about getting it to you ASAP. So, with that being the situation, you have to bring me the book to sign, which I would LOVE to do. But until I get a stock of books, it's a bit of a pain.