Toiling with personality traits and serial killer motives, he turned to Chaucer, one of the greatest writers of all time; he studied Chaucer to develop his attentiveness to the subleties of the human psyche. In so doing, he developed a complex guideline for which his killer would develop his motive. Chaucer worship, The Canterbury Tales as scripture, and homicidal tendencies lead the killer into the twisted events that unfold in Tears Fall on Dark Memories.
The author plans to go to graduate school at night while working as a financial services representative, author, and artist. He fully intends to continue to write and paint throughout his life. "I try to remain as practical as possible with my art and writing, although practicality rarely makes you feel alive."
The author's emphatic appreciation for the humanities gives an intelligible, witty, and charismatic approach to fiction in terms of character development, detail of situation, logical reasoning on behalf of complex situational structures, all the while bringing us closer to the underlying meaning in his writing. The author truly has diversity, for he is not dark and pessimistic, comedic and optomistic. In any case, he is forever appreciative to those who care for his forms of art, as well as being immensely grateful to those people that support his ventures, especially to his mother Angela Rowe and father Auby Belcher.
