R.A. Lepre writes where technology meets human resilience, and where the systems we rely on can’t always be trusted. His background in operations and infrastructure gives his fiction a grounded realism: high-stakes scenarios built on how things actually break, and the people who have to survive what comes after.

The FluxFall Protocol grew out of that fascination. What happens when the systems we depend on fail, and who we become in the wreckage. Lepre writes character first, digging for the good and the bad in each of them until the story feels true, even when it’s an invention.

A U.S. Air Force veteran, he has traveled widely and isn’t finished. He shoots photography of the sky and the road, works as a DJ for weddings, karaoke, and events, and is now building music in his home studio. Intensely creative and always looking to collaborate, he wants to prove his creative outlets are a true passion, not a fad.

Diagnosed with ADHD later in life, Lepre has become an advocate for men’s mental health. He speaks openly about his journey through trauma and PTSD and his lifelong commitment to becoming a better person. One day he hopes to build a community of like-minded people who spread the word that men need to speak up when they need help.

He lives in Pennsylvania, where he writes, creates, and grows his own business, CodexEcho Creative.