A resident of Beaverton, Oregon, William Franklin Rehm IV is holds a diverse set of interests and a creative approach to life. William Franklin Rehm IV has a passion for writing short stories, especially in the genre of Gonzo journalism and the cut-up method. His love for words and creativity extends to creating collages from magazine artwork.

Outside of his creative endeavors, William Franklin Rehm IV is an avid outdoor enthusiast. He enjoys hiking and backpacking, and has explored destinations such as the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest and the Three Sisters Wilderness area in Oregon. He has summited South Sister twice and has also conquered other Oregon trails, such as Horse Rock Ridge and Saddle Mountain. His outdoor adventures also include a memorable kayaking trip with LEAP on the Lower Salmon River in Idaho.

He holds a deep appreciation for comic books as well. He has collected over 1,000, including rare issues like Amazing Spider-Man #50 and Green Lantern #85, and met Jim Starlin at ComiCon in Oakland, California. In his spare time, he enjoys designing board games, with a current focus on creating a fantasy tabletop role-playing game.