Ten years ago. It was a time when producers had money to throw around. Films were made and car chases could fit in every movie’s budget. Plutarch was having the time of his life around that time, getting gigs left and right, doing what he loved, partying all night. Read more…
“You’re so gay!” the group of teenagers said and kicked him to the ground. Theo covered his face and took the blows to the ribs. It hurt, a lot. That last kick must have definitely cracked something. In-between the blows that landed on his flesh, he managed to glance at Read more…
Plutarch hadn’t even seen his wife’s pussy since the accident. He wasn’t insensitive, he understood that it was a terrible time for such thoughts. But he had needs, and his needs weren’t being met in the slightest. They say that marriage kills sex in a relationship. Well, those people who Read more…
There was something about that building. Nobody could explain what it was, but the facts were irrefutable: If you wanted to recover mentally or physically, going in there made the whole process quicker. Much quicker. Jacob’s bag felt too heavy for him, especially in his condition. He made a stop, Read more…
Nanodaemons is out on audiobook format, but it’s not just any old narration. No, Luke Rounda of Vernacular Audio has turned this into full-cast drama all by himself, doing the voices, accents, adding in effects and generally making this a complete aural experience. As I wrote this story I imagined Read more…
Berenice’s Hair. 💇 Since she was little, Berenice had one goal in mind: To be become like one of the models she saw on the AR billboards. It was what she desired. She kept letting her hair long, despite her mother’s protests of wanting to keep them manageable. It was her Read more…
It’s now available for sale on Amazon and other stores. 70 people have already received their preorder. I wrote this story on a whim. It just clicked together and the characters simply formed as soon as I threw them into situations. It ended up being my longest novel at 62.000 Read more…
The above are the gruesome interpretations of Paul Cadmus’ The Seven Deadly Sins. They have become iconic and to my eyes, they are fascinating to look at. Wikipedia: Between 1945 and 1949, the American painter Paul Cadmus created a series of vivid, powerful, and gruesome paintings of each of the seven deadly Read more…
This story is out in Spanish now, “La Imposibilidad de Conseguir un Taxi en Víspera de Navidad.” Available on Kobo and iTunes, I’m linking the store links on this page because I still don’t know how to handle these. I’ll have to figure something out that doesn’t involve a million buttons Read more…
I released the first story in Cyberpink. It’s been fun, and I’ll get right back to the next book in the series as soon as I’m done with the Nanodaemons and Heartbreaker sequels. This cover art is from the talented Antunesketch, which he proudly shared on his page. If you Read more…