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Suggested Price: $1.00Ever wanted to read SF about people crammed in a space ship after Cthulhu rises from the deep? You can also download various versions at this link.
Ever wanted to read SF about people crammed in a space ship after Cthulhu rises from the deep? You can also download various versions at this link.
Technically science fiction, but there’s nothing in here that we couldn’t have by 2022, given sufficient political will. It’s a story about how public safety could be different in America, told mid-change.
A morally-compromised narrator flips back and forth between memories, dreams, and the Dreamlands.
Dungeon fantasy about raiding a wizard’s tower, tongue firmly in cheek.
Hell, I can’t even remember what I wrote for this. Excuse me a minute while I go look.
Oh yeah, the arcanotechnician description!
The PCs for “The Dangers of Fraternization”
One of the factions in UA is named Mak Attax, and I wanted to do a book about them for two reasons. One is that the group (short order cooks conspiring to undermine reality by infiltrating the world’s biggest burger chain) was perceived as too silly for the gritty tone of Unknown Armies. The other reason was that I felt UA was perhaps becoming too sunk in misery, despair, and the evil that men do.
What it says. This is not SF or horror though, just gritty, gritty crime.
BY NO MEANS VULGAR is a collection of short stories inspired by The Play’s The Thing, a Shakespearean roleplaying game.
Two girls in a psych facility share personal information.
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A man with an exciting and important life tries to trade it all in for a chance to write his novel about Protestant settlers in Nebraska. It is a work of satire. Additionally, I have read this one aloud as a podcast! Hooray!
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Three survivors traverse a revisionist Cthulhu Mythos postapocalypse America.
Do you like ghost stories with sad, sensitive children? Here’s one!
A squamous mass of Mythos horrors, ranging from the gore-shook and jagged through opioid arabesques of delirium.
This volume brings together seventeen masterful tales of cosmic horror inspired by Lovecraft’s work.
Opening a gateway to a parallel Earth without animals opens up possibilities for carbon sequestration and Insta posts.