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Nope. It’s what I’m known for right now, but I also write paranormal, fantasy, sci-fi, and even stories without those elements, like “A Picture’s Worth.”

Unless I’ve finished a rough draft, I usually don’t know when the next part will be ready. Even when done, publishing isn’t guaranteed, so I prefer to keep details quiet until I’m sure.

Yes, I do. It’s always interesting to see how readers react, even when the feedback is constructive criticism.

I’m both. Neither. I identify as gender fluid, which means my gender flows between feminine and masculine. Most of the time, I identify as a man—though my mom says I’m more like a 15-year-old boy.

Write a lot, study writers you admire, but above all, find your own voice. That’s really it.

Muscle growth is one of my favorite genres. It’s about how people change physically and emotionally, and how others see them differently afterwards. It can be dark, action-packed, and yes, sexy.

I try to focus on one story at a time, but it rarely works out that way. I usually have several projects going simultaneously, switching between them depending on my mood and what feels right in the moment.

It varies a lot. Writing is the first thing on my mind when I wake up and the last thought before I sleep, but I don’t always get as much time as I’d like. Usually, I write in bursts when the characters are clear and I have a few hours to myself.

Absolutely. I’m on a quest to build the soundtrack to my life, with playlists for different occasions. Jazz helped me while writing Flow, and I have a great 80’s mix too—though I won’t go there right now.

Bishie is slang for bishounen, which means “beautiful youth” in Japanese. They’re often men so beautiful they transcend gender and are desired by many. It’s a fun word to say and fits well with some of the characters I write.

Anchovy pizza ten minutes after midnight is a start. I also draw inspiration from mythology, black and white movies, my favorite books, cartoons, anime, and real life antics that catch my eye.