Writer – Photographer – Advocate
I love writing Neo-Noir thrillers: the dark, unforgiving world of crime, criminals and the anti-heroes who hunt them down.
The line between good and evil and the choices people make.
Right from being a kid in the 70s, I read every book and watched every movie I could find in the noir genre.
Writing has given me the opportunity to tell stories and share experiences in my own life, in a fictional setting.
Narcissistic Abuse is a recurring theme in my books.
I write about it because I experienced it.
I was in a relationship with a Malignant Narcissist, endured the hell of psychological mind games, gaslighting, adultery, physical violence, et al.
As a man, it was difficult for me to come to terms with being a male victim of domestic violence.
Reality is the personality disorder is not gender-specific.
Both men and women can be equally violent and dangerous.
I lived it. Endured it. Survived it. Recovered, moved on, and rebuilt my life.
After researching Narcissism, Sociopaths, Psychopaths, and Cluster B personality disorders, I understood what I’d gone through and what I needed to do in order to recover.
Yoga and Mindfulness Meditation are a tremendous help to me.
Writing The Breaker series gave me a way to share my experience and lessons learned as part of a novel sub-plot.
I
made my story part of the history of my main character: Seth Egan.
By retelling my personal story in the form of a neo-noir crime thriller, I give the reader a sense of the emotion, confusion and distress of a toxic relationship.
Included on this blog, is a section dedicated to articles, quotes, infographics, and non-fiction books.
June 1st is World Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day (WNAAD):
October is Domestic Violence Awareness and Bullying Prevention month:
She is currently working
on her own book, about her life, acrylic abstract painting, and journey with
Multiple Sclerosis, entitled: Colors, Critters, Cats, and My Journey with MS.
A percentage of our earnings is donated to Multiple Sclerosis research.
I love TCM. They always screen great noir classics.
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