Masterpost:
My Fiction
I love to read, hence the name, but over the last half-decade or so I’ve been writing a lot more than I read. My favorite genre is one I only recently discovered: New Weird. Not everything I write falls under this heading, but any genre that includes The Sandman, Gravity Falls and Sorry To Bother You is a number I want to be in when the saints come marching in.
Much of my short fiction output can be found as part of @bogleech’s yearly Creepypasta Cookoff, and I’m proud to say I’m now a multiple award winner as of this latest contest! Here’s my solo work you can find there:
The Game Of Mush: Contest winner! This one started with the challenge, can I write a creepypasta in the format of an instruction booklet? It’s become one of my most popular stories, even being featured on the Chico-area public access show, Deep Cuts!
The Nut And The Bolt: What if everybody had a “Dale”? This was going to be a comic originally but I bumped up the creepy for this text edition.
A CONVERSATION BETWEEN HUMANITY AND THE GREAT MACHINE INTELLIGENCE: Contest winner! This started as an exercise to figure out why the villains in another story think the way they do. The novel this ties into is still unfinished; hopefully this doesn’t spoil too much.
Here’s some other things that weren’t part of the creepypasta contest but tend to be spook flavored:
Tale of Petard Rabbit: Would you believe this is the backstory for a One Piece fan character? This Beatrix Potter-inspired short may be one of the darkest things I’ve ever written.
The Whale World: This too has an “age of sail” theme, but it’s a whole new world of its own. I’m weighing how to expand this into a full novel.
Born Again: A more traditional creepypasta, this is a transcription of one of those Sunday morning religious shows, with a very different doctor of divinity.
And finally, please do not overlook the novel.
Joy Traveler
Not just a creepypasta: a towering science fiction epic. Meet Bea, a game streamer with a small but loyal fanbase of friends, and follow their adventure with the Joy Traveler 1*67, a tiny plug-in game console with over 100 weird and often frightening games. Is it a mystery for them to solve, a dire warning to heed, or does it just want a friend?
Joy Traveler represents three and a half years of me and @mmmskulljuice’s lives. It’s a long read (longer than Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, by word count), and a slow burn, but it builds and builds and builds. Everyone who reads it becomes a hardcore fan, though, so I hope you’ll give us a few hours of your time to fall in love with Bea and her friends too!
Posted: 1-15-21
Joy Traveler is our Baby, check it out because I know you nerds and I know you’d like it

















