
Empire of Dirt #2
10:37 PM, Saturday Andrew Connac sat in the back of the unmarked van. “Could you not put your feet on the equipment?” said Paul Lu Andrew...
10:37 PM, Saturday Andrew Connac sat in the back of the unmarked van. “Could you not put your feet on the equipment?” said Paul Lu Andrew...
Hands down this has been one of my favorite books to read recently. Naval Ravikant details the importance of a work-life balance in a...
Lilly Burns crouched from behind the car, avoiding the gaze of...whatever that thing was. The ten foot tall monstrosity scanned the...
Daniel Polchuli stood at the entrance of the construction site and gazed upon the horrors he saw. The gallons of blood soaked the dirt....
“Red Claw” by Philip Palmer, is something I picked up at a Half Price Books years ago. I was sitting at my desk, wondering what book...
Greg Duhan stumbled out of the bar at an hour of the night where nothing pleasant happens. As he waltzed his degenerate dance through the...
TRIPLE FEATURE this week! This, as the title suggests, is technically three books in one. However, given the two facts that: 1. These...
As I drove to the cafe where I am currently writing this, my temper started to fade as did #number-unknown cigarette that hung in my...
Hello! This right here will be a monthly post, a once-a-month supernatural crime thriller that I truly hope you all enjoy. I've played...
The second half of Carl Jung's little collection of essays (only two in this small tome compared to his library of total work) is what...
I believe the only absolute way of thinking is that of admitting you do not know. This belief seems passive, perhaps too passive, after...
Carl Jung, one of the greatest minds in modern history and one of the least understood, has an interesting thesis within The Undiscovered...
So ya, kind of have been inattentive. In case you don't check out my social media (I have three accounts) I've been taking a bit of focus...
So after possibly being swindled out of what would have been a badass short film, I kinda let this story die. It was only after starting...
I wrote this story in a Dystopian Fiction Class at DePaul University in 2016, where it was eventually published in "Outrageous Fortune"...
Hello, this is T.L Oberheu, author of "Twist and Shout: An Awkward Life With Tourette's" as well as "The Shadow Dies Loudly But No One...