About the Author
Ryan has spent most of his life working in punk rock clubs, booking shows, and hanging out in dive bars. Now, he has taken that punk rock sensibility and wove it into a series of thrillers that started with Tears of the Dragon. He also has a couple of free short horror stories on the internet. When he isn’t writing and reading, he tends a garden, hikes, and hangs out on a tropical beach.
Latest Posts
The Dream
As I sit here and think about writing this piece, I can't lie. I don't feel like writing. That's probably not an admission you're used to hearing because not many people will say it. Sure, they'll go on Social Media and make jokes about how they are posting instead of...
True Believer
Despite being in the middle of the afternoon, the room was cloaked in darkness. Stage lights glared down in my eyes as we nervously set up our equipment before the murmuring crowd. I was jittery and nervous as my girlfriend and I double-checked our equipment and prepared to play.
Xavier Greene Thriller Series Trailer
Check out my brand-new trailer for the Xavier Greene Thriller series, available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited.
The Table Read Interview: The Firefly Collective
Recently, I sat down with The Table Read UK for an interview about my latest thriller, "The Firefly Collective." Over the course of the interview we covered a lot of topics including the difficulties we face as authors and what inspired my most recent thriller.
The Boron Heist Review: The Firefly Collective
Cody Ward of The Boron Heist recently gave his thoughts on my latest thriller, "The Firefly Collective!" I would like to take this moment to thank them for an incredible and incredibly insightful review of the book! I really appreciate it! Read it at the link below. ...
The Daydream That Wouldn’t Die…
Two years ago, I was anxious. The next day, my first full-length novel, "Tears of the Dragon," was set to launch on Kindle. A year earlier, one of my short stories, "Sketch," had been published on Mandatory Midnight, a spooky online zine. That had been the spark I...