Capricorn, Utopia & Days Gone By

Jerry J.C. Veit was born in the spring of 1983 to a German and Portuguese family. He developed a love for writing at a young age and a fondness for classic literary works by Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, Edgar Allen Poe, and others. His introduction into writing began with screenwriting in 2008. After making it to many of the finals in several screenplay contests and writing countless query letters to literary agencies, he ultimately decided to abandon this form of writing. In 2016 he explored self-publishing and transformed all six of his screenplays into novelized scripts that resembled a play. It wasn't until 2021 that he decided to rewrite, reformat, and extend all his titles once again-this time into traditional novels starting with his debut novel, Apocalypsia, and a two-volume anthology of his novellas containing five stories total.He currently resides in southeastern Wisconsin working by day as a graphic designer at an ad agency, but by night he's a builder of worlds who enjoys writing character-driven stories that inspire, entertain, and hopefully leave an everlasting impression on his audience. He's passionate about writing in the genres of fantasy, dystopias and paranormal, but also penned an inspirational story as well.