Author Interviews

I've written and published over 30 multi-genre books in 5 years, so my books won't feel like you are reading an endless story by an author that only writes one genre.

For decades, Augmented has been my cherished passion project, its roots tracing back to scribbled notes on stray pieces of paper during my high school days. The narrative and its characters possessed a depth that captivated me from the outset, refusing to release their hold on my imagination. I found myself returning time and again, refining and reshaping its contours until they felt flawlessly rendered. The sheer devotion poured into crafting this tale renders it almost tenderly vulnerable now, as I prepare to unveil it to the wider world. Yet, amidst this vulnerability, there exists a quiet confidence born of the belief that others will embrace it with the same fervor.Penned in the late 90...

I dientify myself as the main character in two of my seven booksbooksbooks

I want something that educates me, and better yet, teaches me something good. I pick those books by the author rather than the content sometimes.

By turns funny and heartbreaking, Listen to Me is a story about being brave, finding your voice, and becoming not who you thought you were, but who you were meant to be.

In general, I believe in striking a balance between pursuing an idea immediately and allowing it to mature over time. If the idea is time-sensitive or requires urgent action, I prioritize executing it promptly to capitalize on the opportunity. However, if the idea is complex or requires careful consideration, I may choose to wait and gather more information, conduct research, or seek feedback before putting pen to paper. Ultimately, my decision is driven by a mix of intuition, experience, and strategic thinking to ensure the idea is developed thoughtfully and effectively. 

Before I used to write as ideas flowed through my mind. But now I prefer an outline and jot points down for every chapter. But I do several drafts where I might making changes regarding plots, characters etc.My writing space is by the window on my couch. A writing pad and a cup of chai.

I published through Kindle direct publishing it was hell

Hunter from Damaged was the most fun to write, and I’m not really sure what that says about me as a person. He took me out of my comfort zone and the challenges of his “affliction” ended up expanding my descriptive capabilities.

I completely wasted my school years, leaving with a handful of worthless qualifications. The ONLY job I could secure was that of a welder in a local shipyard. However, at the tender age of eighteen, cancer gripped my feeble figure in a deathly stranglehold and refused to let go. Eventually, after years of failed treatments, I was moved into the comfort of the drawing office and away from the toxic fumes of welding. Sadly, eight years after my unexpected recovery, my four-year-old daughter was diagnosed with terminal leukaemia, leading me to review where I was in life. I left the shipyards to spend time with my daughter who went into a spontaneous remission, going on to become an internationa...