• October Scary Story

    Voluntary Amputation

    If you're new here, I publish a horror story every October for the spooky season. These stories are really fun to write, as I get to stretch my imagination and describe things in bloody, gory detail. This year, is extra special, as there's quite a bit of myself in the story. I hope you enjoy this very special October Scary Story. Stay spooky!

  • Blog Post

    Reading and Writing Wrap Up 2025

    What have I been reading this year? And what have I been writing? If you want to know about the 31 books I've read, as well as the four novellas I'm writing, I'd love to tell you about it!

  • October Scary Story

    Werewolves On Planet Koira 4

    What happens when a pack of werewolves find themselves on a planet with 8 moons, and a full moon every night? This year's October Scary Story blends science fiction with horror. And why is there a cat on this space ship?

  • Blog Post

    What Am I Reading, What Am I Writing: November/December 2024

    The last time I wrote a blog entry, I talked extensively about getting back into writing fiction. I am proud to say that I’ve put myself in high gear on this front, and have no plans of slowing down anytime soon. The last three months, I have written, well, a lot. Update on the story I was working on back in September I was working on a piece called Abnormal back in September. I spent two months getting through two drafts of this project. I’ve made many changes, added chapters, and decided Abnormal works best as a novella as opposed to a short story. I’ve let Abnormal breathe during the…

  • October Scary Story,  short fiction

    The Lion of Luisa

    This year’s October scary story is a little different. The Lion of Luisa was never supposed to be a stand-alone, but rather a dream in another story I am writing (more information here). This dream just didn’t fit the greater story, so I decided to replace it with another dream. I still wanted to do something with the Lion of Luisa though. I worked hard on it, and it deserves to be read. So, here we are. I will say this story isn’t scary in the traditional sense, but it does have a bone-chilling conclusion. I don’t want to spoil the rest of it, so let’s get right into things!…

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