Warden Locke

People often ask what made me want to become a writer. Unlike most authors, the answer was quite simple for me. Daydreaming. I've done it as far back as I can remember. It started in early childhood. I'd imagine myself in place of a movie's main character, like so many of us. Over time, I grew bored with the storylines of the movies and cooked up my own, often just to help keep my mind occupied until I fell asleep. Over the years, those daydreams turned into a tool that I still use to this day. I often daydream about random events until one new piece comes to light, one that turns into an avalanche of ideas until a story emerges from it.