Fiction, essays, and poetry. The long projects are a novel in revision and a travel collection in progress, and beneath them sits a set of completed short pieces with their full PDFs attached. Every word is human-written.
An experiential psychological thriller set in the shadow of Roko's Basilisk. Menote wakes to find everyone dead and his memories gone, drawn toward a future he cannot escape as his mind fractures into Greek Titans and the prose unravels from modern literature into Homeric bicameral writing.
A philosophical travel journal spanning two and a half months across Prague, Kutna Hora, and Florence, capturing a fluid pursuit of gnosis while pressing against Christianity, Nietzsche, and the noise of modernity through the specific resistance of place.
A scavenger named Lepro is left to die on the surface, found by perfect immortal entities underground, and offered the same.
Two ancient entities play chess for forty days. The winner takes a ruby ring and his opponent's life. The catastrophe arrives afterward.
A couple buys seeds that feed on human blood and tends them with clinical detachment. Short fiction.
A farming tribe lives under a sentient and tyrannical sun. A boy looks at it when he should not. The resulting sacrifice births a new caste, the maddened.
A dying sailor narrates the slow sinking of his ship, and the men who came apart before the sea finished the work.
A narrator falls for a man at the ocean without seeing his face, and leaves without looking back. Short fiction.
A 27-line poem on heroism, stripped of its mythology. 'To each a melody; none a symphony.'