R.G. Westerman

Story telling is an art as old as humankind.

Whether it is to pass along some great historical event, deep philosophical truth or simply a fun jaunt to pass the time, people need their stories. Perhaps once the art was passed from one generation to another around campfires or whispered at bedtimes. In today's world, stories can take a more fantastical shape on twenty-foot movie screens or generate loyal followers who return to the tale every week as it plays out on their televisions. There is no wrong way to impart the message.

My stories are told in the written word.

In the tradition of Bradbury, Vonnegut, Gibson, King, Gaiman, Pratchett, Le Guin, and so much more I seek to find a way to tell my story. And in doing so perhaps inspire others to tell their own.