He is the author of Dum Spiro Spero: Part 1 and 2, his first nonfiction historical memoir novel. Part 1 was inspired by his mother's story, which tells a real-life account of his family's life strife and success. It is very unique, a story that has not been documented. Part 2 is his story, which he feels would complement part 1. In conversations about events in his family's life and his own, many people said he should write a book to tell these stories. When he was laid off from work, he found it a perfect opportunity to write, for the task is very involved and time-consuming. If he had worked on his former job, he would never have completed his manuscript. He worked on his manuscript all day every day, seven days a week, for a period of almost eight months. At the end of the day, his eyes would hurt from the concentration. Now that he has completed his first manuscript, he feels empty and has a desire to write more. He has a deep hatred and resentment for all the crime and corruption that exists and is embedded everywhere. He loves the innocence of children, who must be taught kindness and compassion at an early age. This book is not intended for the young.