Scott has written for financial, educational and not-for-profit institutions, creating project proposals, needs assessments, process documentation/analysis, marketing and web content. He has ghosted business writing and personal correspondence for senior executives and written screen treatments on assignment. Which in no way prepared him to write the fantastical fiction he favors.
He has spent his professional life in New York City, first working as an actor under the auspices of SAG, AFTRA, and Equity, then as a technical and business communications writer, with side journeys into corporate comedy. Currently, he makes his living in the offices of the big city, where his juggling and fire-eating skills are not as useful as he'd been told.
Scott's second novel, a comic fantasy romance, Immortalman is now available on Amazon and from bookstores. It's a story at the intersection of true love and the supernatural. An epic of angelic malfeasance and human stubborness aimed at the heart.
His first novel, Bozophobia, a comic crime romance about a love-luckless bozo hiding behind sarcasm and clown-white who falls for a mystery woman on the run from a killer of a secret, is available on Amazon and from bookstores.
