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Services

  • Fiction and Nonfiction Books

    $75/hr Starting at $5K Ongoing

    Dedicated Resource

    In 2000, I was awarded my first book deal by John Gordon Burke Publisher. It was about new urbanism, an interesting way to design cities. That was my first actual taste of writing professionally and I...

    Book EditingBook WritingContemporary FictionContemporary LiteratureCreative Writing
  • Screenplays

    $75/hr Starting at $5K Ongoing

    Dedicated Resource

    I have written over twenty screenplays for clients in addition to several of my own. When you hire me, you don't only hire a writer who will provide you with a script ready to be sent to a producer or...

    CeltxComedyDialogue WritingDramaDrama Writing

About

Published Author and Screenwriter

My most recent novel is "The Deeper Dark," a psychological thriller published in December 2020. I have also published a dramedy as well as a children's book. However, my most recent project on here was a nonfiction business book for an entrepreneur who has founded two multi-billion dollar companies. But it all had to begin somewhere.

In 2000, I was awarded my first book deal by John Gordon Burke Publisher. It was about new urbanism, an interesting way to design cities. That was my first actual taste of writing professionally, and I have been enjoying it ever since.

I have written over twenty books in my career that have led to some rather interesting experiences. I wrote one book for a former NFL player who is now a public speaker. Another interesting book was about discrimination in the workplace at one of the major corporations in America.

I have also written over ten screenplays that include comedies, dramas, and thrillers. A few years ago, I wrote a drama about an undercover agent who gets so deep in a gang in Miami that he has to be yanked out before he ends up in a gang war. It was a true story that led to one of the biggest drug busts in American History.

After that, a producer asked if I would write a screenplay for her about conversion camps. She gave me the notes, and I wrote the screenplay that is now in the hands of executives.

The screenplay I recently optioned is a thriller that a production company is excited about making. I retained the rights to the book, and that's what I suggest most people think about when they have a good idea. Write the book and the screenplay. Not only can I help you get your book published, but I can get you in touch with the producers who will want to see your screenplay.

My list of writing experiences is quite extensive and gives you some insight that I can write what you want no matter what it is:
- A novel about a self-made millionaire who was cheated on by her husband.
- A three-book deal about athletic self-hypnotism to improve your game (golf, tennis, baseball).
- A novel about martial arts and time travel.
- A novel about teenage heroes in the battle of their lives between good and evil.
- A book for a doctor about her practice in Sound Therapy.
- A screenplay about a child who can't afford the service dog he needs.
- A screenplay about a neglected kid who finds a friend in a very shady place.
- A screenplay about a dog jewel thief.
- A screenplay about a hero who comes home from the war deformed.
- A screenplay about an assassin who falls in love with his mark's daughter.

And that just scratches the surface!

Testimonials:
Producer for my thriller: "It was a long process, but we’re glad to have found you out of the crowd of 150! Let’s make a film!"

Producer for the conversion camps film: "The script is extremely great, very well written."

Work Terms

When I work on your book or screenplay, you will get a very attentive writer who makes it a point to go over the details of your project meticulously. That's how I'm able to provide clients with what they envision and not my idea of what I think they'd like.

When I give you a deadline, I will meet it. Most deadlines are set with buffer time to get through the challenges of writing an interesting story. In my years of experience, I know how long a project will take, and I don't give unreasonable expectations.

I have taken on rush jobs before. I always meet the deadline. But we'd have to negotiate that, and I'm open to it.

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