After his first-time publication of two juvenile poems at the age of eleven, Bryce began writing his first novel, The 12th Round, while attending a Pennsylvania high school as a class-clowning sophomore. Since then, Jones has worked diligently in his attempt to master the contradictable artistry of words, and while doing so, The 21 year old-soul has delivered a publication each year after successfully self-publishing that first novel. And although the first work has enjoyed awfully modest recognition, The initial completion undeniably became the highlight of his personal achievements during his freshman year at Clark Atlanta University. Jones followed up nearly a year later by self-publishing his first book of poems, In & Out the Boxx, a rather jagged and barbed yet versatile collection which featured literary contributions from both friends and family-inspirations that without a doubt pushed Bryce to further his writing skills and development. As a result, bothered by the low level of public acknowledgment of his previous work, The author went on to self-publish his second novel, The lucidly multifaceted Squares, about a year and a half later. In a nut shell of all that ensued, then came love, no marriage, and Bite Me. Moreover, despite flaunting stout interests in music production and astrology, Bryce, birthed out of Jamaica, Queens, New York, currently resumes his schooling as a Speech Communications major and Film minor of Atlanta's own, Georgia State University. Having partaken in the production of short films and documentaries as an actor, director, producer, and editor, Mr.

Jones now strives to complete his first screenplay entitled Sun School Jewels. He feels that the accomplishment would merely play a part in a journey toward the universal betterment of the self, family, and ultimately the community on a large scale-refusing to look back.