Observer. Writer. Artist.
Exploring the psychology behind the stories we tell — and the ones we avoid.
I write psychological fiction rooted in real human behavior — perception, memory, moral gray areas, and the quiet moments where something doesn’t feel right but no one can explain why.
The Hobbes Perspective began as a series of observations about everyday interactions: how we rationalize behavior, how we remember events, and how we protect our understanding of people even when it conflicts with what we notice.
My stories grow out of those observations.
I don’t invent personalities — I recognize them.
Alongside writing, I create visual art and satirical pin-up inspired work exploring identity, perception, and the roles people perform for each other.
I study people first.
The stories come after.