Take it as you will, but I firmly believe that all authors, myself included, are walking a fine line between reality and imagination. We may not fully grasp the ultimate truths of existence, yet that challenge fuels our creativity. As we dive into the minds of multiple characters–embodying their actions, feelings, and expressions–we confidently teeter on the edge of what might seem like madness. Crafting intricate scenarios and imagining fictional events is not just a task; it’s an adventure where we showcase the depth of human experience through various perspectives.

And yes, we often have to write a biography about ourselves in the third person to present to you. It may sound unconventional, but it’s all part of the process.

So, here’s my biography from a third-person perspective:

Davis Zebrowski was born in New Jersey and boldly moved to Florida at 16. He likes to think of himself as an advantage Joe, and while his psychologist has diagnosed him as a compulsive liar with multiple personality disorder, he embraces his uniqueness. When he’s not taking a moment for introspection, he enjoys engaging with his lively imaginary friends–all twenty-seven of them.