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Gross Stories for You and Your Loved Ones

A quick update of my available stories! Some are free online, some are pay to read, but lmk if anything's outside your price range and I'll just send you a pdf no problem.

Blanket CW: My work is horror and horror adjacent, and features gore and potentially uncomfortable sexuality more often than not. Proceed with caution; particularly intense works will have additional content warnings.

The Hero: A nasty little story about smoking weed and working food service and performing acts of incredible and senseless violence on behalf of your coworkers. Published in Mangoprism.

Satellite Office: A nameless lesbian engineer forced from her workplace after a traumatic event develops an unusual medical issue, which exposes hairline cracks in her marriage. This probably has nothing to do with what she does for work. Published by Sans Press in their Stranger anthology; nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

Polly Says: On the eve of their annual guys and dolls trip, three iDollators and their silicone brides gather in the basement of their cohort's most ambitious for the unveiling of the newest enhancement to his doll, Polly. Things go downhill pretty quickly from there. Cws for sexuality and gore. Published in Cloaked Press's Nightmare Fuel: Body Horror anthology.

Born Sexy Tomorrow: A group of lovable twenty-somethings discover a nonverbal naked woman in the woods outside their lakehouse. Cws for heavy gore and cannibalism, I'm not kidding. Published in Reader Beware's fourth issue.

The Sound of a Gong: Every day, Cecilia, the lady of the house, is murdered with a hammer by the lord she never sees. Every morning, she wakes anew, trapped within the manor's walls. A Gothic time loop featuring light incest and lots and lots of circle motifs. Published by Tales to Terrify, available to listen wherever you get your podcasts.

NEW! Rufus: Isolated and grieving in hot suburban sprawl, Aria Wilson returns to her childhood home for a summer alone. Rufus, the man next door living full-time as a dog, thinks she could use some company. Published by A Midnight Kind of Place in both text and podcast form, plus an interview with me about Rufus's origin as A Guy to Scare My Wife With, writing with alexithymia and my projects in progress!

#ya girl #writing tag #my writing #updating this post so sorry if youve seen it a lot already #though if you like my posting check out my work! it is much better

sevicia

ok think of your favorite horror movie. is it more creepy or wet

Creepy

Wet

Remaining time: 2 days 1 hour

I KNOW many are both. but ☝️they'll always lean one way or the other ok. Follow your heart

#is green room creepy or wet. creeepy?? i think??#it's sort of like. damp but i dunno if it's wet. i think it's creepy.#also love to hear about people's favorite horror movies #there are some great picks in the notes!

charnel-grounds

Julia Soboleva, “She seems nice”

#art tag

bodyintheriver

First post (wip)

#fanart #the locked tomb

bgm05

People who live in big cities will say stuff like Well if youre bored why dont you take the public transportation to your local artisanal cheesemonger

#i think about this post every time i do anything in the city

dreamyvixen

peekaboo mini skirt // vex clothing

#fashion tag #leather and latex

keyfili

BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN / faceless 2005 • dir. Ang Lee

#brokeback mountain

vampireistic

i absolutely love how nikki is nearly always bathed in shadow (whether it’s fully in the dark or with a single light behind her with her as the faceless darkness). she’s quite literally become a shadow of her former self. no autonomy, no personal thoughts or emotions, just a carved image of what bear desired.

#obsession 2026 #the poor entity also. like he didnt even want her!!

corvophobia

was in a painting mood

#fanart #the locked tomb #ooooooooh

daisywords

not everything in a story has to or should be "realistic" but in my opinion there's a level of illusion that should be maintained, and I think that's the actual problem that many people try to pinpoint with the "unrealistic" criticism. Dialogue shouldn't be written like an actual transcript of human speech, but should contribute to the illusion of a real person speaking. A character is a tool of the story, not a narrative, but we're trying to maintain the illusion that they are a person. Worldbuilding should exist to serve the story, not to be a perfect simulacrum of how every aspect of nature/society etc. would actually play out for real. But there should be the illusion that it could be real, that organizations and systems would operate in such a way, that people might behave in such a way.

in conclusion: "Is this realistic?" <<wrong question. "Does this serve the illusion or disrupt it?" <<now we're talking

#writing tag