I write fiction. Short stories, sketches, thumbnail ideas scrawled on envelopes and scraps of paper. On occasion, some of these notes bump together with enough force to produce a book. My first novel, the sci-fi action thriller, Tracker, was published in 2003. It was co-authored with John McLean and, much as I'm embarrassed to admit it, took almost six years to write. My most recent work, a fantasy trilogy called The Methridia Chronicles, came together a little quicker; the component novels, Globe Splitter, King of the Moon, and Wizard at the Gate, taking less than four months to complete. Go figure.

Tracker was selected as a best new novel of 2003 by the San Diego Book Awards Association and honored by the San Diego Public Library, as well.