The Hodgepocalypse

My Pulp Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy

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this is my list of stuff I've written (both published and unpublished). enjoy.

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I think I have my next character...synth ninja!

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After the last X-Men 97' episode. We need an ongoing meme/joke where Sabretooth shows up out of nowhere, scares the bejesus out of you, fixes your tech issue and leaves. :D

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ok query. I knew about the six degrees of Francis Bacon, which is incredibly old, but the first time I read about the six degrees of Kevin Bacon was back in the 90s with Kenneth Hite's suppressed transmission. So did Hite coin this, and should he get credit for it?

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ok I just read Ptolus from cover to cover. Is it just a legally distinct Lankhmar?

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Happy Canada Day!

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I got bored so I made my own coat of Arms

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Alberta is done. Corporate Myths is finished. I still have Timberlodge, Caladornia, the Book of Lairs, the Hollow, Florida, Europe, China... but I think it's time for a break. At some point, you stop building a setting and start needing to show people why it matters.

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The Companies That Wouldn’t Die

The world didn’t just end. It franchised.

The world didn't just end. It franchised. One of the things I've been exploring in the Hodgepocalypse is what happens when the corporations, mascots, roadside attractions, convenience stores, coffee shops, gas stations, lotteries, and advertising icons survive longer than the civilization that created them. In this version of Canada: A Ukrainian fast-food chain became a network of fortified waystations run by grandmother robots. The lottery still operates centuries after the apocalypse. A coffee-and-donut chain may secretly be a spy network. A gas company's customer support line still answers calls. A dairy cartel controls the cheese trade. A beloved mining mascot might actually be real. The result is a setting where folklore, corporate branding, Canadiana, and post-apocalyptic adventure all blur together. The latest article explores The Companies That Wouldn't Die—some of the strangest corporations still operating in the world of the Hodgepocalypse.

The Companies That Wouldn’t Die

The world didn’t just end. It franchised.

Baba knows best. Coalboy is probably real. The Dairy Council is definitely not a cheese mafia. #worldbuilding #ttrpg #post apocalypse #canadian fantasy #science fantasy #corporate folklore #creative writing #indie rpg

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whelp there goes the neighbourhood

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I'm seriously liking my new character :D

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Lethbridge: The Digital Frontier

Terrosaur Badlands - Part 12 - Lethbridge: The Digital Frontier

Most people think of the Terrorsaur Badlands as a land of dinosaurs, ranches, terrorsaurs, and windswept coulees. Lethbridge serves as a rem...

Most people think of the Terrorsaur Badlands as a land of dinosaurs, ranches, terrorsaurs, and windswept coulees. Lethbridge is a reminder that the Hodgepocalypse broke more than the natural world. Here, abandoned bitcoin mines became haunted dungeons. Rogue artificial intelligences lurk beneath the prairie. Glitch Wolves hunt among industrial ruins. Digital ghosts defend forgotten networks. While Brooks mastered cybernetic dinosaurs and Drumheller birthed terrorsaurs, Lethbridge inherited the ghosts of the Information Age. This article also serves as the final entry in my Terrorsaur Badlands regional series. The roads now connect Brooks, Drumheller, and Lethbridge into a complete campaign region of dinosaur ranches, cybercult cities, terrorsaur-infested badlands, and digital hauntings. Around Lethbridge, they fear what might still be online.

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The apocalypse wasn't survived by the strongest people. It was survived by the people who kept showing up for work.

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The Terrorsaur Badlands Series Finale For eleven articles I've been building the dinosaur frontier of the Hodgepocalypse. Ranch towns. Frontier forts. Predators. Roads. Factions. Survival. Eventually every road led to Drumheller. The Hallowed Pit is what happens when the Dinosaur Capital of the World becomes the center of a dinosaur-horror apocalypse. Museum ruins become dungeons. Fossil beds become hatcheries. Coal mines become gateways. And the landscape itself becomes the monster. Read Part 11:

Terrosaur Badlands - Part 11 - Drumheller, the Hallowed Pit

If Brooks is the city that learned to discipline the dinosaur frontier, then Drumheller is the place that taught the lesson in blood. Once ...

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In my youth, I remember the old foundness of the old flintstone parks of kelowna and chilliwack. I'm seriously considering doing something legally distinct for the hodgepocalypse. seeing if any interest to add this site and any ideas?

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I just finished writing a trilogy...yay!

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Man, can you do this again and come to Edmonton Please!

Wayne & Shuster Live! | Theatre | Hart House

Canadian comedy legends WAYNE AND SHUSTER are being brought back to the stage in a new collection of their classic skits.

Anybody have any contacts?