I have been fortunate enough to spend many years overseas in some wonderful, magical places and meeting some extraordinary people. Experiencing the land and its legends, myths, and history deeply inspires me to create stories, some fiction and some non-fiction.

Perceptions change, and expression comes in many forms. I am a published poet, produced playwright, and short-film maker. I continually seek to explore new forms of literary expression as I move along the creative path.

Most recent publications include www.intravelmag.com, The Modern Antiquarian www.themodernantiquarian.com, www.inditecircle.com, www.megalithicpoems.blogspot.com, and Remark Poetry. I have recently finished a full length stage play adaptation of The Bacchae of Euripides.

I am most interested in becoming a travel writer, but I would consider all publishing offers! Poetry, stageplays, travel, historical fiction, and sci/fi fantasy are my fortes.

If you would be interested in hiring me as a travel writer, collaborator, or have any other questions about my work, please contact me by clicking on Contact This Writer under my profile picture!

Thank you for taking the time to read my work.

My passion is ...

learning and traveling

I know too much about ...

fairies, making wreaths, beads, and daydreaming.

My parents always told me ...

to watch out for the....

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a cat. Still is.

My favorite memory ...

one of many - getting lost in the woods near Abernathy Scotland.

Why I write ...

I write because I enjoy creating stories that hopefully have a positive impact on others who like to read!

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Reading: Mythology, classical history. Watching: The sun set. Listening to: Waterboys, Asura, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance,

My best moment ...

is in every moment where I do my best to push myself a bit further.

My inspiration ...

comes from ancient history, legends, magical places, art, my family, traveling, friends, and those small successes!

Travel > Travel Planning & Advice Tips for easier travel

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No matter how you are traveling, it is very important to plan certain aspects of your journey a few weeks in advance. We have witnessed how fast a week goes by, especially when working full time and putting off that little bit of organization will take its toll. There is always a 'thread' of stress attached to travel because it requires constant physical action to 'get there' and action isn't always smooth!

Get your emotional self in order first by starting the early preparation. You may have bought your plane, boat or bus ticket months in advance, but do not leave it until the week bef...

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