I was born just outside of Edmonton, Alberta. The son of two voracious readers, I first had The Hobbit read to me at the age of three, and I was only six when I started writing books of my own. Truly, I’ve never stopped writing, but it was only in my twenties that I shifted gears and began to take writing, and then editing, seriously.
In 2010, I graduated from the University of Alberta with a double major in History and English Literature, and soon thereafter began part-time freelance editing while working fulltime as a manager in municipal government. Those early years editing taught me a lot, and nearly fifty books and a dozen editing courses later, I quit my job in government and started the Author’s Hand in 2017.
Editing for authors and ghostwriting for clients all over the world is the culmination of a lifelong obsession I’ve had with reading and writing. Nearly thirty years after writing my first book (which shall never see the light of day!), here I am helping aspiring authors reach their dreams of publishing and sharing their novels with the world.
There isn’t anything else I’d rather be doing. This work is my life.