The books on this page are not yet available or are just ideas in the works at the moment. The vampire novel directly below is completed and something I'm editing currently whereas the other projects are conceptual or only have short amounts completed.
Also on this page is links to the short stories page and a page dedicated to poetry/my poems on this site.
A disgruntled, trapped employee tries to escape an eccentric and domineering boss with extreme measures before she is stuck permanently or harmed seriously.
When her plan backfires and causes even more interest in her torment she must find another way to escape before her boss or any of his other, even more indebted employees, discover her plans.
The glowing yellow eyes would’ve blended in with the firefly like stars still dimly shining through the fog if it hadn’t blinked. Lillian suddenly stopped what would’ve been a scanning of the cold morning sky, the stupor of sleep still drenching her quickly dried with panicked heat. What the fuck is that? As soon as the panic electrified every nerve chord in her vessel she recalled the need to stay vacant, devoid of emotion even when threatening onlookers catch one’s eye. If something noticed them it only intensified the creatures gaze and increased the odds of that fateful soul being latched onto by whatever stared hungrily from afar. Starved and decaying she began to see the figures formation through the thick, dark morning fog, lingering in a tree just to the left of her car. What barely passed as a body gnarled like an infected tree, growing alongside the rot of damp, dark bark of various stages of decomposition, a rather nasty looking thing. Fuck, fuck, fuck, don’t look, please don’t look again. She repeated the silent pleas to herself while adjusting her face back to the stoic Chasm gaze, something they all learned to adorn for safety after arrival. The inevitable advantage that beings tried to take on newcomers separated the crop of souls, some became sucked into the grasp of various creatures or entities and others remained trapped in the original flow they found themselves in upon arrival, repeating similar days like the one Lillian planned to repeat that morning.
It was particularly odd that something this ancient would be in the suburb like area Lillian lived in on the city’s outer rim. So odd that she often forgot about them despite a daily commute to and from work that drew her outside, almost making the area feel normal, like the Breadth rather than the Chasm. Getting used to the denser air, and hotter temperatures was usually easy enough, adjusting to the darker red tinged atmosphere became a memory rather than a daily effort on souls parts. This however, the entities and creatures hungrily hunting, becoming sneakier and wiser with time and desperation typically kept those outside the city limits on alert. It provided yet another vested interest for souls to work and afford to live inside the city limits, what could be a more Breadth like experience untouched by many of the Chasm’s dangers or nightmares. Lillian opted for a shorter sentence and thus lighter debt by staying outside of those limits, similarly to her neighbors and fellow suburbanites. This sighting however caused a pang in her gut, serving as a reminder that the risk might outweigh the reward.
Same concept and universe as above but rather than following one story that becomes very major in the realm it follows individual stories in a Black Mirror type fashion. Despite being connected the stories would be self contained and build out the universe and realm through those stories and characters that are not plot-armored.
Various length short stories can be read now by clicking the image or button below. Short stories are about a multitude of topics and genres.
Some horror genre stories will be those possibly included in a short story version of A Gray Area, the fiction book described above.
Various length short stories can be read now by clicking the image or button below. Short stories are about a multitude of topics and genres.
Some horror genre stories will be those possibly included in a short story version of A Gray Area, the fiction book described above.