Who are you?
I was born and raised in Minnesota, United States.
I am a bodybuilder in real life. I've been working out for a little over three years, now. Besides training and writing yiff, I also write speculative fiction, play Magic: The Gathering and table top RPGs, enjoy tent camping, play ethnic percussion and am working on going to graduate school for a PhD in anthropology.

When did you begin writing?
About 4th grade. I got serious about writing in high school. I have one short story published in the werewolf fan zine "Lunar Instincts" put out by Goldenwolf (www.goldenwolfen.com).

why do you write what you write?
I write yiff stories as a kind of mental dessert, a break from the seriousness of my other fiction. I love the instant feedback, and I love making my readers "happy" (if you know what I mean *winks* ).
The recurrent theme of muscle running through all of my stories is there because it's the kind of yiff story I love reading.

Any tips for other writers?
1. Read as much fiction as you can, not just in your own genre but in others you find interesting as well.
2. Try to write a little bit every day. Set aside some space in your house specifically for writing and shut the door to that room when you are writing. This will help you focus.
3. Never share your stories with anyone until you've revised them once yourself.
4. "Write what you know" means pick some aspect of your real life to weave into any story you write. This gives it believability. And if you don't know it, don't be afraid to do research to learn.

List of Favorites
Food: Indian cuisine
Music: Loreena McKennitt
Movie: October Sky
Poet: William Butler Yeats
Game: Werewolf: The Forsaken (Tabletop RPG)
Season: Autumn
Color: Green
Book: The Dragonriders of Pern by Anne McCaffrey
Super Hero: Venom
Holiday: Halloween
Sexual Kink: Muscle Worship/Macrophilia (tie)