This is the home of Wyatt Grondin. Born in 1992 and writing creatively since early youth, Grondin has been professional published across several platforms over the past dacade plus.

Getting his start with theatre in both high school and college, Grondin eventually broke out into the world of novellas with The Nark: Greg Sten’s original publication.

Grondin continued this work within theatre, finishing several ten-minute and one act plays for his colleagues before again moving to the world of literature. This time, he self-published The Romance Novel under the penname of Erika Ramson. This novel is still available as an Amazon exclusive both in e-book and paperback formats.

In October of 2022, Grondin moved to the world of freelance Games Journalism, and began writing guides, lists, and featured articles under the Valnet owned property DualShockers. Grondin kept a strong fanbase during his time with DualShockers and often managed to write featured articles that would end up as some of the most read by readers during a monthly period.

Outside of writing, Grondin also manages video making on both YouTube and Vimeo. These are a personal hobby of his, with personal promotion at the backfoot so to keep the creativity of the hobby in check.

Grondin also occasionally draws, in a perfected sketchy art style that by design will often look unfinished. A sloppy and rough appeal with either vibrant colors or entirely in black-and-white, often focusing on surreal situations that range from cartoonish to nightmarish.

In terms of hobbies that don’t involve personal creation; Grondin is a semi-active reader, a big fan of television, a film snob, an animation buff, an avid YouTuber watcher, and a player of many video games.

For anyone wishing for Wyatt Grondin’s personal opinion on the work he considers best to start with, he has made the following choices:

For those who wish to read his articles on gaming, there is his featured article on the history of Slender The Eight Pages.

For literature, it is a toss-up between The Romance Novel, and the Revised Edition of The Nark: Greg Sten.

And for both theatre and a root to his humble beginnings, there is his Compilation Of Ten-Minute Plays.