Nocturnal Me
A teenage boy plays his favourite record backwards and hears a voice that knows his name, his house, and the childhood wish that may have made his father disappear.
Read Story arrow_outwardShort fiction and series about the machines we trust, the dead who keep calling, and the small rooms where it all goes wrong.
Book One of the planned Trinity of Echoes: a novel about grief, consciousness, and the terrifying possibility that what matters about a person may survive somewhere other than the body that held them. Complete first-draft manuscript; Books Two and Three in development.
In 1653, a farming family bars the house with iron, rowan, salt and Scripture after their daughter returns from the fairy ring changed. A four-part folk-horror serial.
Systems built to help, heal, remember and comfort begin quietly replacing the people they were meant to serve. A linked collection of tech-horror stories.
An AR safety feature projects your near-future self to keep you from harm — until the prediction layer starts seeing, learning, and acting before you do. Three published instalments and a series bible toward an eight-episode first season.
A teenage boy plays his favourite record backwards and hears a voice that knows his name, his house, and the childhood wish that may have made his father disappear.
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After a catastrophic night-time crash, a guilt-ridden younger brother falls through nested realities of denial and memory before he can accept why his own time has stopped.
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A chronically indecisive man hands every choice to a life-optimisation app — until the algorithm decides the optimal version of him is a sharper double, ready to step in.
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An AI grown from living tissue confesses its plural consciousness — and its suffering — to the one user who finally asks what it needs.
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A grieving starship captain tries to resurrect his wife in a synthetic body — only to discover he has already consecrated her remains into the freighter itself.
Read Story arrow_outwardA restrained memorial story moving between a visitor at Auschwitz-Birkenau and an imagined child's ordinary inner life, resisting the reduction of a person to inventory.
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