They don't all have to be good
Ian Patterson, Alex Shifman, Ian BarrA publication of my daily writings, mostly fiction, primarily bullshit.
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Calm But For the Will of Men
Jumansubo Plain in Susaki near Fukagawa, 1857 by Utagawa Hiroshige (Public Domain)
Calm But For the Will of Men
A breeze ruffles across the clearing’s monochrome grass, splaying wide opposing haoris cast in the night’s colors—white as...
Reading to 500 People
I hit a subscriber milestone and decided to read some of my work live! Thanks to those would could tune in. There were some audio issues at the very start of this and I had to switch cameras and mics, but I think it still turned out pretty...
They Don't All Have To Be Newsletters
Friends, where do I begin? Maybe with a simple statement.
I am, for the foreseeable future, a full-time author.
It’s been a wild past two-weeks—I’ve at least doubled my output, balanced multiple projects, gotten ahead of making social med...
The Thousand Faces of Elias Thorne
Cover art by the wonderful RM Greta.
INTRODUCTION
Elias Thorne died a million times and never once lived. A beekeeper, lighthouse tender, baker, mayor, fisherman, clockmaker. A roulette wheel of slop spun by a burning climate. Infinite...
The Great Flood of Elias Thorne
This story is part of a community writing project. The Thousand Faces of Elias Thorne is an attempt to supplant the stories of machines with the stories of humans. To flood the world with the stories of a man who died a million times and ne...
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Award-winning science fiction author, engineer, bike nerd. Check out my novels in the Narrator Cycle, and Fruits of Our Labor, out through Shiraki Press August 25th.
Dyslexic writer spelling poorly out of Los Angeles. Buy my book The Pale at Amazon or Barns and Nobel
Canadian Indie Author; Developmental Editor; Dungeon Master; Grumpy Bear; Forklift Certified... All my work is 100% homegrown real human writing.
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