Hidden World

About the Book

From the depths of solitude, Joaquin Ignacio rises to the minds of those people you only can imagine are real. As his story twists and turns more and more, you can only assume his ti me is running out. As his past tries to chase him down, those who force themselves around him only give him more to do and more future stories to tell. Finally with reasons to push his mind forward he also fi nds his place. Will he fi nally be left alone to live with his peers? Are there more dues to pay? In this fast paced drama where Mulholland Drive meets Pulp Ficti on and Enemy of the State one thing is for sure. Anything can, will, and does happen. The only questi on you will have is, ‘What the hell just happened?’ Although Joaquin may die much younger than you will. In fact you may actually live twice or thrice as long as he ulti mately will… but will you have as many true encounters to talk about as Joaquin does?

—Andrea

A writer by heart, with roots grounded in fi cti on prose Douglas has fi nally made it back to those roots. Aft er years of pursuing other interests he came back to writi ng, but before he had gott en back to his fi rst passion for writi ng stories he had a few stops to make. First he wrote, directed and produced the play “The Love Story.” Though it was a small producti on the response inspired him to conti nue his writi ng. He wrote in solitude with a long hiatus before writi ng his fi rst book “The Diary…” which was a collecti on of over 200 poems. His latest book “Hidden World” is not only a return to his core and the beginning genre of his writi ngs; it’s also a small window into his past work. Hidden World may only be the beginning as it just one third of the original work. Trilogy?

-Troy K.

About the Author

Author's Cover Bio Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Doug moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota at an early age. In his short life, he has done professional photography, coached high-school basketball (5X State Champion - 2 from playing, 3 as an assistant coach), written and directed a play “The Love Story, ” and performed at Open Mics (comedy and spoken-word). These events and many in-between made the phrase “More Stories Than The Highway Patrol” seem like a perfect description for his life. He is currently working on three new books. Fittingly as different as his past endeavors have been, so are the genres of his future books!