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About me

I've been writing for years, starting with poetry in elementary school. Unfortunately, I haven't dedicated the time necessary to master the art of creative writing but I am still silently plugging away at my screenplay projects.

My number one passion write now (pun intended) is writing fantasy football articles for Associated Content, Helium, and my website www.babybluemonkey.com. If you like fantasy football then drop me a note or visit my website.

I'm currently a matriculated student at the University of Connecticut School of Business pursuing my MBA. I have an AS in Nuclear Theory, an AS in Business Admin, and a BS in Corporate and Organizational Studies. I love to learn and have taught at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting for video production.

My secret joy and personal goal in writing is: I am a HUGE fan of Haiku and would love to get published in either the frogpond or roadrunner.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

Filmmaking

I know too much about ...

MOVIES!

My parents always told me ...

Wait till you're grown up... I'm still waiting

My childhood ambition ...

Spaceman

Why I write ...

I write to keep my creative mind flowing.

My first job ...

Paperboy

My best moment ...

The birth of my daughter

My inspiration ...

If you don't have faith in yourself, who will?

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