The stories that live within my soul have always had a hard time finding a home. I guess it all started with my love of film, especially those fantastical journeys that let me escape for a few hours. I’ve always found that the best way to share a part of your soul with someone is through a good story, a way to make connections and befriend others on a deeper level. And for me, that connection, that truth, is found in the magical escape of fantasy.

For a long time, the stories I wrote were like my secret diaries. I created characters that I saw a bit of myself in, characters I hoped others would see me as, and characters I just wanted to hang out with. During my university studies in film, I wrote a lot of the short films my classmates and I created. People loved them, and when they asked where I got the idea from, I would simply say, “I thought it would be a cool idea.” But I never shared the true origin of those stories.

For the last eleven years, I’ve been molding one story in particular: The Chronos Web. It all started with a “what if” question that I asked myself in the quiet moments of a sleepless night. I've always found amnesia to be an interesting topic, but I never liked the way memories just... came back. It felt too easy, too predictable. I wondered, "What if the memories that came back were altered? What if they were not your own, but from someone else?" From there, I spent the last few years building a universe around a character with a shattered past.

You see, for me, writing is more than just telling a story. It’s a journey of self-discovery. It’s my way of finding my own voice and making a home for the restless parts of my soul. I hope you enjoy the stories that I have to tell, and I look forward to making a new connection with you.

Landon