Seven years ago, I started a story in a hot apartment in Rangeley, Maine. I finally finished it. Here’s Clause 27—a thriller about contracts, betrayal, and walking away (if they let you).
Geography of Ledger’s Reach – Fiction
The island of Ledger’s Reach is shaped like a lopsided, upside-down U. In the center sits the protected harbor, the primary base for the island’s economy. Surrounding the harbor are docks, taverns, trade schools, the Governor’s Office, and residential areas. While the island receives most of its food through trade, several residents do farm inContinue reading "Geography of Ledger’s Reach – Fiction"
Book List of 2025
This book list compiles the 11 novels, diaries, short story compilation, and documentaries I read in 2025.
Second Pass | July 2025
Where the drafts eat grilled steak, get corn stuck in their gums, and need a good flossin’ 📑 Table of Contents Featured Essay: Why I Didn’t Vlog My Travels Inspiration Writing Prompts What I’m Reading: A Little Life, Binge, Clash of Eagles Bonus: High School Forever? Subscriber Content Featured Essay Why I Didn’t Vlog MyContinue reading "Second Pass | July 2025 "
Aurum Ledger: Chapter IV – Fiction
Red Stockings The road from Firden to the port was short, but dropped in elevation quickly. There were no trees atop the granite, as the horse stepped carefully. A few shrubs dotted areas where a small amount of soil existed between the boulders. Talla Espinoza patted the brown leather satchel containing official messages and letters.Continue reading "Aurum Ledger: Chapter IV – Fiction"
Aurum Ledger: Chapter III – Fiction
Howard visits Mira, contemplating their evolving relationship as they walk to meet friends. They encounter Howard's father, Chief of Guards Nathan Vencair, before discovering hooded figures at the First Weight Sanctum. Mira realizes one might be her father, sparking concerns about the Weightbound's existence. The group shares beers and uncertainty amid the tension.
A Week of Almosts
A quiet list of the things I almost did this week—flirting, filming, texting, writing—and the moments that never fully happened. Sometimes, thinking is enough.
As We Go Marching On: Civil War Reenacting
I meant to keep writing more of Aurum’s Ledger today. Howard, Mira, and Raleen aren’t going anywhere—I’m still excited to continue their journey—but instead, I found myself drawn to video editing. I’ve been in a crafty mood lately. Yesterday I spent most of the day sewing some tears in my reenacting uniform and knitting…well, something.Continue reading "As We Go Marching On: Civil War Reenacting"
Of Drying Canvas And Reenacting
The author reflects on their passionate involvement in reenactment, detailing the unique experiences and camaraderie it fosters. Despite physical limitations, they appreciate the historical immersion and the relationships built with fellow enthusiasts. Their aspirations include exploring new roles beyond traditional soldier duties, emphasizing the joy and connection found within this hobby.
Second Pass | June 2025
Where the drafts rinse off in the showers, swim in a public swimming pool, and realize they need to shower again Table of Contents The Thirty-Year-Old Escape Plan Inspiration Writing Prompts What I’m Reading: A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara Bonus: a musical recommendation Subscriber Content Featured Essay The Thirty-Year-Old Escape Plan I wrote thisContinue reading "Second Pass | June 2025"