Every Word You Never Said by Jordon Greene

when I turned 30, I decided to come out, and I decided to write what I wanted to write.' ' I grew up in a family where that wasn't acceptable. 'I had wanted to write for awhile even the horror stories I wrote had small LGBTQ roles and characters, because at the time, I wasn't out,' Greene said. Having grown up in a religiously conservative environment, Greene is now proud to write stories centering and authentically representing LGBTQ youth. His more recent novels, such as 'A Mark on My Soul,' 'Watching for Comets,' and 'Every Word You Never Said,' deal mostly with young LGBTQ-identifying characters. However, Greene said he didn't feel this work accurately reflected him as a person or an author. Greene's first published work was a kind of conspiracy thriller, then he moved into the horror genre with both novels and short stories. He currently works as a full-stack web developer at the largest privately-owned shoe retailer in the nation.

He graduated from UNC Charlotte in 2011, with a degree in political science, then later went back to school to obtain his web development degree. I never thought it would be something I actually did, but after college I decided to try it.' 'I liked to stay in my room, so writing is how I entertained myself. 'I've been writing since I was in sixth grade, in one way or another,' said Greene. Greene grew up in Lenoir and graduated from West Caldwell High School, where his second YA novel, 'Watching for Comets,' is primarily based.

Every Word You Never Said by Jordon Greene