About The Author
Where I'm From
Shane Mason is originally from Washington State. that is where he spent his childhood. before moving to Utah.
Meet Shane Mason
Writing has been a part of my life since I was 9. At 12 years old, I published my first collection of poetry, Gift of Poetry. Since then, I've continued to write from the heart exploring themes of hope, faith, perseverance, family, and personal growth.
Today, I'm the author of Fire & Ice and Reflection: A Journey Through the Man in the Mirror. My goal is to write honestly and create poetry that encourages
Readers to reflect, heal, and find strength in there own journeys.
In addition to writing, I enjoy collecting and preserving vintage board games, giving them a second life for families and collectors to enjoy.
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My writing roots
My love for writing began as a 9 year old child. Poetry became my way to express my thoughts, emotions, and faith. what started as a hobby eventually led to publishing my first book. and today I continue writing with the hope that my words encourage, inspire, and connect with readers from all walks of life.
Board Games
Why do I collect and sale vintage board games?
My goal is simple: To bring families together again.
Today, so many of us are surrounded by phones, tablets, computers, and other electronic devices that sometimes we forget how meaningful it can be to simply sit around the table together. I want to give these games a second chance to find a home while helping bring back something that has disappeared. Family game night.
So why older games?
There is something special about bringing back someone's childhood through a game they have not seen in years. some of these games are no longer in print and may be difficult to find.
New games can certainly be fun, but there is a different kind of magic in opening a game you remember playing years ago. setting up the board gathering everyone around the table and spending time together. something that can create memories that last longer than a few minute scrolling on a screen.
That is why I collect and sell vintage board games: to give old games a new home and hopefully give families a reason to sit down together and play together, sharing laughs that often disappear in our lives.
