📖 Read It
The story itself. Read the cleaned-up chapters online as I work through them, or — if you can tolerate a few vintage dust bunnies from my learning-to-write years — eventually grab the whole thing and keep going.
Start Reading →💎
Infinite Shades
Twenty years in the making. Still growing. I'm done waiting for perfectly perfect before I let people in.
Welcome to Infinite Shades
I got tired of trying to perfect everything before sharing it.
One would think twenty years would be enough time for edits, rewrites, fix this, discover that, and the occasional realization that something written fifteen years ago just created a problem six books later.
Apparently not.
So instead of waiting until everything is perfectly perfect, I'm inviting you along for the journey — one that has quite literally been in the making for right around twenty years now.
Come learn what a Sam-Nado is. Find out why Amanda could kill you with a look — and why, in her case, that statement may deserve a little more consideration than usual.
And for the Magic: The Gathering lovers wandering through the Realm: yes, you may notice something familiar. The five basic colors — six if we're counting artifacts/neutral — are represented, and they're very much alive in Infinite Shades' lore. They aren't Magic's colors copied into another universe, but that color philosophy left fingerprints all over the place.
Is it Urban Fantasy? Technically? Probably? Ugh. Why do we have to classify everything? There are immortals. There is science. There is history. There are conspiracies, mythology, relationships, questionable decisions, occasionally very questionable decisions, and people who have had several centuries to know better and somehow still don't.
There is also Sam.
You'll understand.
For those requiring the respectable description: “An epically long serialized universe where history,
memory, science, philosophy, mythology, and the human condition intertwine.”
There. I said it. Now back to the story.
💎 See It
I'm a visual person. I want you to imagine the story your way, but sometimes I also want to say, “This is roughly what I see.” Places, people, objects and moments become visual companions as the chapters are cleaned.
See Book One →🎬 Watch It
Funny thing: this wasn't originally a novel. It began as The Story That Shall Be Named, designed as 10–30 minute webisodes. Film and video are part of my background, so Watch It is me eventually coming back around to where this started.
Book One is Free
Not a sample chapter followed by a purchase button. The book. If you're willing to come along while I clean, illustrate, and chase twenty years of accumulated dust bunnies out of the corners, you can read it here as I go.
Why? Because I wrote it for people to read it. I spent enough years worrying about all the rules surrounding when, where, and how a story is supposed to be released.
Phewy.
Read it. See it. Eventually watch it. And if Book One gets you hopelessly sucked into Infinite Shades? Well... I do have more books.