What kind of writer am I?

"PROLIFIC. POIGNANT. PROFOUND."

...so I've heard.

But If you like Sex and Substance in Uninhibited and Unmatched storytelling, then you will love me.

That is my audience.

I love to write.
If you ever want to know what I think, what I feel, what I know, what I don't know, what I want to know, what happens, should have happened, what should happen-read my books,

I do not hold back. 

I am raw.

My wordplay is like good foreplay: effortless and unmatched.

Words love me and I love words-I respect them and treat 'em right.
Words tickle me, so I tickle you with my words.
I am emotionally, mentally and physically sensual as well as interested and visual.

When I write, I am in the middle of the emotion of whatever words I create, and with that, I feel that it is my duty to bring the same emotion out of my reader long after I'm out having ice-cream while they are at home ingesting, absorbing or experiencing my work.

With words, I feel that they should reach all five senses so I express myself with them-uninhibitedly, and like no one else.

Poignant and significant, provoking: thought, contemplation or consideration-my formula is all my own.

Story lines that hit the head, heart and home.

I'm versatile, grateful, thankful and appreciative of being blessed with a gift like this, so I respect it-religiously without giving my head a lift.

I have been always thirsty for knowledge, a glutton for pleasure, in love with love, accepting of pain and mechanically curious about how all things are done: step-by-step, so I break things down to a science-everything.

With my words (through to your eyes and mind) I am subjective and provocative.

But through my eyes and mind, I am objective and technical-in 3-D; sensually expressing them to you so as to make you taste everything that I taste, smell what I smell, hear what I hear, see what I see, feel what my heart feels, and think what my mind is thinking.

I am very confident, but humble about it and know full-well, my place in this thing.

I am never scared, or worried about anyone stepping on my toes.

I'm confidently in my own lane.

I respect those who did this before me and those doing it with me-I don't mind sharing the spotlight and spreading love.

I was built Ford Mustang tough for this game.
My words and word play run up on you because I'm a natural: my mother and father are wordsmiths and therefore-bred one, but for me, it's not a derby or competition-it's merely second nature.

In this game, for a lot of people, it is a competition and a race.
Me: I prance.
I have no competition, because I am assuredly solid, and with my own stance.

When I let these horsies out the gate you will always know.

I am confident and humble about my processes. I work in stable silence, steadfastly, and often times, I retreat.

I'm a stallion about this literature, don't ever let my silence about it get you lasso twisted...

I would feel bad and disrespectful of my gift if I bragged, hissed, bucked and drop kicked.

I don't talk a lot of shit-because I'm very confident that my work speaks for itself.

It's as simple as that.

One of the rareist of benefits of being a writer is having the opportunity of bringing to life-even after death; the real meaning of the words: "I have spoken.