J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter Series personally responded to a letter. I told her of my dreams to become a writer and wanting to share my work with people around the world.  She told me to keep my head up and to always write regardless if I get published or not. This letter inspired me to write towards publication. I started of with writing my own version of The Never Ending Story tryoing to reboot the story while doing a sequel from the 3rd movie.  At 12 years old I completed the 205 page story with no luck from legal services for permission nor agents or publishers. At 12, I started working on a war thriller novel.  The book was entitled, The Mane of the Lion: The Dawn of WWIII.  I completed the book 4 years later when I was 16 years old.  I've sent scores of submisisons to agents and publishers all with the same result...rejection.  After years of frustration, I decided to go the self-publishing route and on April 23, 2007; I had my first book published.  Even though I was happy to see it in print, I was disappointed with the sales.  I then started to work on a new series: The Legend of Chris & Lea. I strated working on this. I soon realized that I wrote my first book for profit reasons, not for my love of writing.  So I went through extensive changes to my writing style and to create something different thats not just marketable, but showcases my writing skills at its best.  Not only did this change took place in my writing style, but to my whole writing career as a whole.  In September of 2009 I decided to "reboot" The Mane of the Lion: The Dawn of WWIII with a brand new storyline and brand new characters.  Then in February of 2011, I decided to "reboot" my series I was currently working on from: The Legend of Chris & Lea: The Cross of the Queen to The Riddle of the Dream Master.  The Riddle of the Dream Master will be my best work to date. Its now available on Amazon and will be available elsewhere within 1-2 months.