Why?

Now, let’s get something straight: I’m new to this whole fiction publishing gig as a toddler is to, well, everything. But who doesn’t loves an underdog story, right? Think of this as your favorite reality TV show, where the protagonist (yours truly) has big ideas, a keyboard, and absolutely no clue what he’s doing. It’s charming, really, in a “bless his heart” kind of way

In my day job I make widgets. Or, rather, I help teams of people make widgets. Sort of a Silicon Valley meets Willy Wonka thing (minus the freaky tunnel thing). You can read my business-ey stuff at Expectation Mangement.

But this place is different…

Consider Tiny Worlds a buffet of literary snacks – some sweet, some savory, and others with an aftertaste you can’t quite identify. It’s a collection that mirrors life itself: messy, unpredictable, and full of plot twists.

So, if you’re into supporting the literary equivalent of a one-man band trying to play an orchestra, you’ve come to the right place. I promise you tales that are tiny but mighty, narratives that bend and twist, and the occasional peek into the mind of someone who still thinks he can change the world one word at a time.