Howard Roark Books

This author presents as a serious clown, donning various masks to entertain and be entertained. He ponders life, his existence, and its very purpose, but inevitably emerges a bit battered. Consequently, he has learned not to take life too seriously, embracing humor as his chosen path. He delights in spreading laughter and cheer, unafraid to offer a pointed jab if it can soothe a troubled heart. Yet, he is as much an introspective individual as he appears outgoing, cherishing his solitary moments. These internal convolutions—the paradoxes, conflicts, and dilemmas—permeate his writing, inseparable from their inherent humor and philosophy.