After a long corporate career, I retired to spend my time doing what I most enjoy: storytelling and hanging out with dogs. Writing Woof’s Chronicles has enabled me to do both.

 As a devoted dog owner, I’ve often pondered the intriguing idea that dogs might harbor a secret humanity, prompting me to explore the concept of swapping roles with our four-legged friends. My inclination for crafting stories about protagonists navigating unfamiliar realms stems from personal experiences, including an eighteen-year stint in Australia, a land populated by warm-hearted individuals.

Throughout my corporate career, primarily in operations and technology roles, I discovered the power of storytelling as an effective means of conveying ideas in a captivating manner—even within the corporate landscape. Woof’s Chronicles delves into the realm of Interdimensional travel and limitless virtual storage of physical items, concepts I believe may one day come to fruition.

Presently, I am immersed in the continuation of improbable tales. More volumes of Woof’s Chronicles are in the works, and I am putting the finishing touches on an Origins story. Curiosity about the inclusion of Gaelic terms in the fantasy dimension of Drea Madad led to a whimsical explanation: seven Irish setters have left their mark on my creative journey. I’ve owed a dozen dogs over the course of my life, and both the Irish and the non-Irish, all of whom were rescue dogs, have a special place in my heart.

For anyone interested in discussing dogs or these fantastical narratives, I’m always delighted to chat. Feel free to reach out to me at richswit@gmail.com.