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• ↓ Connecting Authors and Readers
• ↓ Challenging Myself and Readers
• ↓ One Piece of Evidence at a Time
• ↓ Congress’s Quagmire Essentials: What Every Citizen Should Know
• ↓ The Enigma Reckoning – Who Won the AI Wars
• ↓ Growing Up is Hard to Do Part 1: (a Grumpy the Iguana and Green Parrot Adventure Series)
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"Disconnected is a genre-blending collection of speculative stories, surreal sketches, poems, and philosophical reflections exploring identity, loneliness, belief, technology, political power, and the search for belonging. What inspired you to create this collection?"

"There were two main sources of inspiration. Firstly, I had just joined a band with a couple of mates. I wanted to write lyrics for songs; taking most of my inspiration from John Lennon’s Plastic Ono Band and Imagine Album’s. This is the main reason for the more political poems and some of the more intimate poems. Why I wanted to write lyrics, I’m still not sure. It was a compulsion of sorts. Some unknown force was driving me to write. Secondly, Kafka and Pessoa. When I first discovered Franz Kafka and Fernando Pessoa as writers, they blew my mind. These two persons were effectively nobodies in their time but they had such great insight into society through social observation. I found instant relatability and attraction in their work; I wanted to emulate it. From these two sources of inspiration, I set out to challenge myself into exploring society through various angles, asking questions about everything and allowing the reader to think for themselves about the answers."

"Why is loneliness such a persistent concern throughout the collection?"

"I don’t think It was ever the intention to write about Loneliness, it just happened as a result of what I was trying to achieve. I wanted to question society from various angles. This often meant writing characters as outsiders who were able to question the society they were placed in. Although it can also be said, I am a lonely individual. I am sad and lonely, Like Kafka and Like Pessoa, this came through in my work whether I intended it or not."

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Connecting Authors and Readers

Challenging Myself and Readers

One Piece of Evidence at a Time

Congress’s Quagmire Essentials: What Every Citizen Should Know

The Enigma Reckoning – Who Won the AI Wars

Growing Up is Hard to Do Part 1: (a Grumpy the Iguana and Green Parrot Adventure Series)