Drew Pan writes a lot, and his words often find their way into screenplays, video games, magazine articles, and marketing materials. His debut indie video game Gloom and Doom was picked up by three publishers and the horror-comedy is now available on all major gaming platforms. His teen rom-com Teenage Textbook: The Series was broadcast on Singapore’s most-viewed TV network.

After being inspired by video game instruction manuals and pen-and-paper roleplaying games, Drew developed his storytelling skills in journalism, marketing, visual effects, and indie game development. He lives in Singapore with his wife and two kids, where he mostly gets his writing done when his family is asleep.

Aside from his writing and his day job, he’s still developing video games as the one-person indie studio Neo Tegoel Games, a composite of the middle names of his wife and kids.