Nash Sigmon

At age 11, I wrote my first book called The Book Of Love in sixth grade. It was a comedic book about my classmates who hate one another in real life falling in love with each other. I went to a very small school, with only 16 kids inside my entire class. So basically, the English teacher would let me read my story's in that class and I loved doing it.
15 years old, I wrote my first novel called Shard Collector. It was about a boy who wanted to finish his grandfathers quest to find four shards that control Frost, Fire, Wind, and Time. I never published that book because it was extremely unorganized, but I learned alot from it.

At age 16, I got Anti-SRP Necrotizing Myositis which paralyzed my entire body except the muscles away from my body. I was the first young adult in Colorado to get this form of Myositis. I managed to fight the disease with hard work and dedication, to recover in nearly one year to walk for my Senior Graduation. It's a very long journey and inspiring story I wish to share one day to prove that

"Even if you are completely paralyzed, you can still do anything you want with your life. Don't let someone tell you No, it's not possible for in this world anything is possible" - me

After defeating Myositis, I managed to get a job at Walmart one year later as a Walmart cashier. Now we are at Today where I'm dedicating myself to screen writing and learning about life as I go