So many stories, my head is bursting. I have precious little time to distill them down to share with you, but I do my best whenever I can. I have notes. I’ll get there. In the meantime, have a look around. Grab something to read. I sincerely hope you enjoy reading my works as much as I enjoy writing them.
I have one published, for real, and I’m working on more. They never come as quickly as I would like, but I try to sit back and enjoy the process whenever I can find the time. It’s a labor of love, really, and I hope that people enjoy the fun little bits I manage to get down on paper.
Background
I studied accounting for a while. Then I got a degree in management and international marketing. I worked in sales for a spell, and business development, too. That eventually led me to law school. I got a job at a fancy firm in Silicon Valley and became a securities lawyer. Since then, I’ve left the firm-life, and I’ve gone on to work in-house for several technology companies.
And that’s what I did for a very long time. Then one day, on vacation, I found my real passion. Writing. Deep down, I guess I always knew that, it just took me a while to do something about it.
I still practice law, in-house in the tech sector, and I write in my spare time. On the train, during my commute. An hour here and there at night. Weekends. When you see me staring out the window, completely lost in thought? Yeah. I’m probably writing. Maybe about you. Don’t worry, though. It’s in my head, but I’ll get it down on paper later.
I write stories for me, stories I like. Stories I want to write, stories I want to read, stories I want to share. I might cross genres. I might break some rules. I might even surprise you with something fun, or clever or elegant. But in the end, I just hope you’ll enjoy reading them as much as I enjoy writing them. Thanks for taking the time.
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Trevor Dutcher’s The Most Amazing Race pulls you in with a perfect balance of action, drama, and unexpected humor, with an ending that leaves you asking for more. An unexpectedly delightful read from a first time author.
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/ M. Ebalo - Amazon Review /
Experience
I’ve been practicing law since 2005, and I’ve been writing in one way or another since the day I learned how. Working as a lawyer can be—to put it charitably—dry, offering little room for raw creativity. Writing fiction has become a wonderful outlet to get that creative part of my brain running at full speed in a way that doesn’t happen in my regular work. Writing is the creative yin to my professional yang. It gives me balance and keeps me sane, though people who are close to me have debated my overall sanity.