Malignant is a contemporary, new adult, dark humor novel laced with science and college shenanigans. Nathan is an undergrad about to discover the secrets of his childhood at the orphanage.

Broken into his four years at college, it exposes the audience to  essential science concepts before rapidly drawing mind-bending conclusions as the intensity of events escalates.

Scattered with fragments of his life after Nathan learns the truth about his past, the entire book disregards linear time, both in format and content.

Tangents is a series of essays that can be read as both a sequel to Malignant and as a personal reflection of the author's own years in the public education system.

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Divided into six units, Tangents offers six final lectures addressing topics from science and academia to parenting and politics. Being critical of the system and empowering students can come at the cost of your teaching career.

Follow this fictional reimagining of the authors' last days in the classroom and the tangental lectures he wishes he would have given his students.