The Impacts of Human-SIM on Conversation
One of the main inspirations behind my short story, Human, was the palpable impatience in conversation. How often do we
The Ghosts in the Walls
I recently found a short poem I wrote by hand. This was back in 2012, before I tried writing short
The Schlikt
Happy Halloween, fellow lovers of horror. It’s been a strange year indeed. Hopefully there are great stories being written and
HUMAN-SIM and Infinite Connections
Cal Newport recently published an article about Ray Bradbury and his short story THE MURDERER. What caught my attention is
HUMAN: The eBook
Perhaps the most motivating feeling in the world is to self-publish an ebook for the first time. For me to
The Aesthetics of Editing
For those curious about what editing physically looks like, here’s a page from my short story: Saturn: Journey to the
Interviews from the Void: Episode #51 – Brett Abrahamsen
Highlights Ideas are more important than the writing itself. Flash fiction and short stories are essential mediums for ideas. We
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The Key is to Start
Starting provides the necessary momentum to keep going. In a recent interview with my fellow creative friend Andrew Hall, we
Interviews from the Void: Episode #50 – Ani Paoletti
Highlights How our upbringing impacts our storytelling. Learning what level of plotting and outlining works for each of us individually.
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Human – A Short Story
I was fortunate enough to meet Ani Paoletti via Twitter when she noted she was providing free book covers for