About

I grew up in the White Mountain National Forest in northern New Hampshire and my childhood was totally normal. Just kidding. It was super weird and I knew I had to write a book about my hometown. We made soap from scratch and built a trebuchet. Normal, right? Lexi's life in The Iron Dreamers is actually a hybrid between my experience and my best friend - who was my inspiration for the main character. 

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I went to university for mathematics, but I didn't want to become a professor or work in tech where I'd sit behind a desk for 80+ hours a week. So, I moved to Los Angeles and became a science communicator. A relatively new concept, science communication has become a leader in helping bridge the gap between seemingly unreachable concepts for the average person.

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Quantum computers.

Space Travel.

Higher Dimensions.

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Normally reserved for graduate school, we bring these concepts down to Earth so that anyone can appreciate them. Now I have the opportunity to make educational videos, consult screenwriters, work on television, and write sci-fi books.

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I wrote The Iron Dreamers because I'm a nerd from the woods, and I had plenty of time to formulate an existential crisis.

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