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Short fiction, long fiction, and the occasional musing about bus windows, cobblestone alleys, and other small observations. Dark whimsy / magical realism / liminal spaces mostly; don't trust me with fictional pets.

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Ley Lines

Part 1, Part 2

let’s pretend this was a happy end; you don’t want to see the other two parts after this


The attic was a miserable place. It took quite some ruckus—some convincing—to have it put in order. After the desk and chair fl...

14 days ago
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Ley Lines

This is part two, to follow, it’s best to read part one first. And here’s part three.


Violent deaths leave unsettled ghosts. It’s the first thing I remember mother telling me. Nottore, she would say, the house is your friend, and wa...

18 days ago
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2

Ley Lines

Here’s a happy story, ~~applaud me~~. Well, part 1 of it. Which is odd for a short story, I know. But since I only post first drafts, that’s fine. A first draft doesn’t need to be perfect and polished. But I do dread the day when I tackle t...

19 days ago
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Phantom Shelf Game 2

It’s tiiiiiime 💛 (I know you can hear this)

Another year, another game. Last year was fun, your task was to use the 13 Tarot cards I provided to come up with a ghost story, and then a bunch of lovely people helped me pick the Top 3.

But...

a month ago
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Breadcrumbs, and None of Them Mine

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There is a particular kind of ache that only shows up years later, quietly, while you’re doing something else entirely, while you watch your daughters, who are now the age when the light in your ey...

a month ago
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