
Weird fiction and weird fact.
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Shutterfly thought she had a good lead on the X-WEB case, but in order to dig deeper, Lucky had to visit Madam LePew’s House of Fumes. We now return to Le Pew’s brap house, where the brapss come easy, but the...
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A work of brief fiction inspired by the short story “American Freaks” by Michael Mohr. Read my review of his book here.
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This bitch on the bus, she got a big ol fat ass, and she’s screaming at the bus drive...
The following book review inspired an original work of brief fiction that you can read here.
It’s by no small miracle that most people make it out of their early twenties alive. According to SimpleDecider.com, about 1 in 58 US males makes...
Lucky came home to his wife swinging from the shower curtain. Unable to process the situation in an optimal manner, he decided to bury her in the backyard, but not before shooing his son out the door to stay...
Awwww SHeeeeeit…
I’ve just completed ALL four volumes of The Book of the New Sun. Yes, all of them. The COMPLETE series. Here are my thoughts on Gene Wolfe’s spandiferant and much-arudiated sci-fi classic. I think many of you who have alre...
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