Writing

A Bridge in Glass is a gay, time-travel romance. It’s a wistful love story about a man thrown backward in time, and the emotionally conflicted relationship he develops with the younger version of his future partner. It explores the uncertainty of their destinies alongside themes of interdependence, shared loss, and mutual sacrifice. It can be found at Dreamspinner Press, Amazon, Google Play Books, Kobo and more.

Book Description from the Dreamspinnner Website: Aaron Hayes and Drummer Foss have been happily together for ten years when they discover a mysterious device in a San Francisco alley. It unexpectedly sends Drummer back in time twenty years. He takes the opportunity to stop the abusive relationship that’s haunted Aaron before it can start. But what consequences will his interference have on future events?

Trapped in the past, Drummer begins a relationship with the younger Aaron as the scientist tries to decipher the enigmatic “needle” and send Drummer back to his own time. Lines begin to blur between the men as they are now versus their counterparts in the future, and events make them question destiny and free will. Drummer is convinced that drastic steps are the only way to preserve the integrity of their timeline and salvage their future love, while Aaron is no longer sure which Drummer holds his heart. Can he bring their two futures together before everything unravels?

MORE ABOUT “A BRIDGE IN GLASS”

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Mar 10, 2025 – “A BRIDGE IN GLASS” RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT

Untitled Sequel Novel to “A Bridge in Glass”
Science Fiction, Speculative, Gay Romance

While I can’t reveal the details just yet, I will say that this story expands on the events and elements of the first book, while staying true to its own narrative. It may seem like a straightforward sequel, but it’s everything else, too!

Five Short Stories
Science Fiction, Horror, Speculative, Contemporary

I’m currently writing a small collection of short stories. Each one is based on a different genre, but they all revolve around the human condition. I’m excited about how they’ve been shaping up, and I’m looking forward to completing them in the near future.

Rift in the Mountain
Science Fiction, Space Western

Many years ago, I wrote a rambunctious 600+ page space western entitled, Rift in the Mountain. It was my first attempt at an epic work of fiction. While you may find vestiges of it out there on Goodreads or in a Google search, I’ve since withdrawn the novel from publication. It needs a good rewrite and some much-needed editing, which I may yet give it, time permitting.