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Brick, Clara learned, was a luxury. Pulling herself out of the coupe, she brushed the wrinkles from her skirt and marched to her brother to extend a hand for a cigarette. He pursed his lips for a moment before he dug out his pack and lit one for her.
She raised it to her lips and leaned against a tree, watching as Harry, now undressed down to t...
Edward ran his hands over his hairless upper lip before he lifted his glass for a drink. He missed his mustache, but yesterday’s close call had him nervous. Firebreathing was a fairly simple act, usually, but he’d been slipping as of late. Drinking more meant he slept poorly, but he couldn’t help it. This time of year reminded him of losing their mothe...
Heat blistered skin and glazed over eyes; smoke choked the lungs, its currents pushed by a wind the flames themselves created. Disorientation. Pain. Fear. Adrenaline wasn’t enough to free the women from the fire. Not enough to drive most to break free.
Tabitha stumbled through the inferno, coughing until her chest ached. Margaret’s hand gripped ...
There are places in rural communities where the trees grow too close together. Places where iron gates rust in the middle of the woods, largely forgotten, immortalized only in legend. Places where an asylum once burned… but the screams never stopped.
This spring, I’m releasing a new serialized horror story as a palate cleanse...
Religion is one of the most reliable ways to give a fictional world texture. Not because gods or rituals automatically make a setting epic, but because belief inevitably touches everything: politics, language, identity, rebellion, survival, and even personal identity and mythos. In the Industrialized series, religion isn’t a backdrop. It’s the cultural engine that dr...