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I write. A lot. I turn rough ideas into solid narratives for storytellers, agencies, and publishers who need their vision put into words. History is my wheelhouse, and I build stories with the accuracy of a historian and the instinct of a fabled storyteller.

I've written 26 books under my own name, with 8 more in the works. On the ghostwriting side, I’ve delivered 71 books for clients who needed a reliable pen. Add 1,500 completed freelance gigs and over 1,500 video scripts to that count.

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Historical Niches

I) The Old West and American Frontier

- Frontier survival: daily life of settlers, trappers, and homesteaders; isolation, harsh winters, and survival skills

- Boomtowns and outlaw territory: lawless towns, vigilante justice, saloons, and gambling halls

- Western justice: U.S. Marshals, bounty hunters, and how order was enforced, or ignored

- Native resistance and culture: spiritual beliefs, tribal politics, and westward expansion from Indigenous perspectives (e.g., Comanche, Apache, Lakota)

- Realistic cowboy life: bunkhouse routines, trail dangers, and the differences between reality and myth

- Settler-Indigenous relations: treaties, railroad expansion, conflict, and compromise

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II) Piracy and the Age of Sail

- Ancient piracy: Mediterranean raiders from 1300 BCE to 200 CE

- The Golden Age (1680s-1730s): figures like Henry Every, Blackbeard, and Bartholomew Roberts

- Early European piracy: Norse longships and Viking coastal raids (8th-11th centuries)

- Early New World piracy: treasure fleets, English and French privateers in the Americas

- Barbary corsairs and Ottoman-backed piracy (1500s-1800s)

- Privateering and naval warfare: legal vs. illegal raids during European wars

- Pirate havens and semi-lawless ports (e.g., Tortuga, Port Royal, Salé, Algiers, Nassau, Tripoli)

- Shipboard life: governance, crew routines, punishments, and discipline

- Women in piracy: rare but notable figures like Anne Bonny, Mary Read, and Ching Shih

- Colonial power struggles in the Caribbean: England, France, Spain, and the Dutch

- Maritime trade and smuggling: piracy as a reaction to harsh laws and black markets

- Pirate economics: wealth from the New World, trade networks, and empire threats

- Suppression and decline: crackdowns, hanging judges, and changing global politics

III) The Age of Discovery

- European exploration: Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, etc.

- First contacts with Indigenous civilizations

- Navigation, ship tech, and long-distance sea travel

- Mercantilism and the roots of colonialism

- Religious missions and cultural friction

IV) Ancient History

- Civilizations: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Phoenicia, Greece, Rome

- Daily life, belief systems, and power structures

- Warfare and military campaigns

- The rise and fall of empires

- Lesser-known cultures and forgotten peoples

V) Islamic History

- The rise and spread of early Islam

- The Islamic Golden Age: science, philosophy, and innovation

- The Caliphates: Rashidoon, Umayyad, Abbaasid, etc.

- Crusades from a Muslim perspective

- Cultural, legal, and architectural contributions

- Prophetic teachings and their legacy

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