William W.

I tend to think that people become attracted or repulsed to the stories we write because of the people in them, moreso than the actual plot. I once read that every story ever written falls into one of 36 different types of stories, so it occurs to me that the only thing that can make a story new and interesting is the characters in them.





Born in Southern Virginia, Will grew up all over the United States, and spend a few years in Germany as a child. As a result of his travels, he's developed a far different way of looking at things and people, and a peculiar sense of humor along the way.

After leaving high school, he went directly into the US Navy spending 6 years abroad during Desert Storm. Because of military cutbacks and dwindling benefits, he left the service to make his way in the civilian world, where he started to develop his desire for storytelling.

He's married with one child, and thoroughly eager to develop writing into a full time vocation. Mainly interested in Science fiction, fantasy and horror, he focuses his efforts into developing fiction in those areas.