Looking Back While Looking Forward

I haven’t made a post since the paperback release of Elkwood Kids, my debut horror novel, and wanted to return to the site to get some things off my mind here. I’ve been writing a ton of things, seeing a ton of movies, making art and music. I’ve also been thinking about sorrow and darkness, […]

Writing Update: A Horror Novel

What you’re looking at below is the word and page count (single-spaced) of a book I started writing in February. This is only the first draft, but now that that’s done, I can start the editing and rewriting process. I started this as a short horror story written in my notes app on my phone. […]

Fresh | Poem

Fresh Their growing fruits were bought and bredTo cultivate even the choosiest pickersOn trees that present alive and deadGreyed bark with produce bright and wistful At times, my heart would petrify to think Of engorging on these evening berriesMy chin askew to their sweetened stinkAs others feasted, full and carefree But there are those that […]

The Mummy & Phantom Pains | Poems

The Mummy Caught by its tail, the ghost of a breathPained and struggling to rise from the chestPanic strides the tide and crestsHarking the first of many deaths You’ll find no answers behind lock or keysThe creature has no wants or needsA storm is raging, it splits the seaRevealing monsters that stalked beneath Royal blood […]

Our Path Revealed | Poem

Do you see it now? Look around, damn it!Again and again, it’s clear that the way is through.Not over. Not under. No avoiding this obstacle:It’s an adversary we must bisect and be done with, head on. It’s growing everyday, look at main street, please!We’re not getting any better, we’re not settling into this.Every breath you […]

It Comes at Night | Netflix Dumpster Dive

Welcome to 2020. I’ve been sitting on Netflix Dumpster Dive for a month, wanting to let my post on The Witcher ride out January as the general public caught up on the show. Now, I’m back for more. I plan on doing more seasons of shows in the future, as I’m finding that the television […]

The Witcher vs. Critics | Netflix Dumpster Dive

I don’t consider myself a critic. I don’t have the educational or long term career background to claim that title for myself. What’s more, I find that I, like many people, am often at odds with critics’ opinions of movies. As a reviewer, my first and foremost consideration with any piece of media is not […]