Brett t. magnuson mazzoni, MPA. writer, Independent Author, and digital creator.

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 Stories matter. Through my videos, documentaries, various forms of digital content, articles, and books, I aim to bring you entertainment to temporarily escape the demands of daily life and fact-based information and analysis on all subjects so that you are well-informed. No matter your interests, I'm sure you will find something you will enjoy here! Thanks for stopping by!

 

About Brett T. Magnuson Mazzoni

Brett T. Magnuson Mazzoni is an author with dual bachelor’s degrees in Justice Studies and Political Science from Northeastern Illinois University and a master’s degree in Public Administration from the University of San Francisco. He enjoys uncovering the intersections of social justice, economic disparities, cultural and retail trends, and the evolving landscape of social theory. He has a keen eye for detail and stories that matter. Brett brings a deep understanding of systematic issues and policy to his storytelling. Through insightful articles, nonfiction pieces, and investigative rigor, Brett strives to inform, challenge perspectives, and spark meaningful conversations. Brett is a prolific writer in numerous genres, including Science Fiction. His articles and stories can be found on this website, Medium.com, and YouTube. Brett creates as much content and writes as much as possible while balancing his duties as a husband and father.
 
Brett self-publishes via his brand, Broke Author Publishing. However, he is currently writing THE NEXT GREAT AMERICAN MAFIA NOVEL, WHICH HE PLANS ON QUERYING TO LITERARY AGENTS WHEN FINISHED.
Brett also serves as the Chief Director of Media and Marketing for the Magnuson Mazzoni Center, which offers mental health services to the Greater Houston area and is headed by his wife, Nora, a licensed psychotherapist.

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Omega III: Operation Red Gate (2025)

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I’ve been hurt more than a thousand times and probably more than that. I’ve been hurt more times than I’d like to imagine or that I’d like to count. I’ve been hurt throughout my entire life, and the pain never seems to stop.

 

I’ve been hurt by those who were supposed to care for me, to protect me, and to love me. I’ve been hurt by those I loved dearly and who claimed to have loved me. I was hurt by those who didn’t know me but insisted on causing me pain as they saw me as an easy target. The scars that are left are not physical, but they are emotional.

 

I was hurt as a child by a father who wasn’t there and didn’t want any part of me in his life. I was hurt physically by the men my mother tried to replace him with, which caused the emotional scars, while I was her scapegoat for too many things. I was hurt when she tried to disrupt my wedding ceremony and refused to go to the reception.

 

I was hurt by my older brothers, whom I once adored, as one chose alcohol over me and refused the help and support I tried to give him. At the same time, the other, who brushed off this matter, attacked me verbally and refused to be a part of my life for trying to tell him how our brother’s sickness impacted me, and turned him into a raging drunk monster that I did not recognize.

 

I was hurt when I experienced my first heartbreak from my first love. Her name would cause pain and conjure storms in my mind for years to come until I met the woman I love now, and even that does not come without its pain. It too, hurts. Love hurts.

 

All of this pain, all the experiences that created it, not only left the scars you can’t see, but they created a trauma that has made me a loose cannon. On too many occasions, this pain has resulted in the failure of relationships and the hopelessness of broken promises and dreams that slipped away.

 

I walk daily with this pain. I see these memories playing through my mind. I deal with this pain as I try not to count all the times I have been hurt.