About me

I was born on the Cape Flats of South Africa and now live with my wife in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I write stories at the intersection of silence and resistance, where ordinary people stand against systems designed to outlast them.

My background is in education and environmental advocacy. I’ve taught literature, worked with displaced communities, and spent years consulting in sustainable land-use practices. These experiences shape my writing, stories that are both global in reach and intimate in scale, tracing the quiet decisions that lead to seismic change.

I’m fascinated by the structures we inherit, economic, political, ecological and the quiet revolutions that challenge them. The Architect of Tomorrow series emerged from this tension. Set across continents and cultures, the series follows the fight for land, justice, and the planet’s future through the eyes of a reluctant visionary. It’s part thriller, part ecological reckoning, and part love letter to those who resist in silence and in flame.

Though fiction, the series reflects real questions we face today: Who owns the earth? Who profits from collapse? And what do we owe the future that’s coming faster than we can hold it back? My work is shaped by thinkers like Henry George, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and Ursula K. Le Guin. People who weren’t afraid to speak plainly about power, systems, and the imagination.

I don’t believe fiction should provide easy answers. But I do believe it can ask sharper questions.