John’s bare foot childhood was spent in the coastal low country of South Georgia. In this semi-rural version of Camelot, the truth was often stretched and embellished as an innocent pastime by members of his family and those around him. So, as you can clearly see, he was raised wrong and his storytelling is not entirely his fault.

After graduation from college, he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Latin America and later worked in construction management, big ticket sales, commercial graphics, and as a packaging design consultant. He now lives under the shade of a large oak tree in Central Florida and enjoys telling a wide variety of slightly dark and quirky stories with a dash of humor.

His dystopian horror Baby Soup won the 2013 Florida Independent Filmmakers Contest and six of his short scripts have been produced, including the whimsical Companion Shop.

More recently, John declined an offer from mainland China for his mid-budget creature feature Snow Worms. Being "in-the-room" was exciting, but ultimately, the terms and conditions dictated by the Hollywood representative for the Chinese were unfavorable and no deal was made. 

Some of his work has been turned into ebooks which are available online. As a FREE sample, see Zentangles - A short cautionary tale about an obsessive young woman who gets absorbed in her artwork.

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