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Welcome to my Blog! Here you can find posts on topics that I enjoy writing about and are of great interest to me. You will find that there are five topics that I usually write on, and they are in these categories:

-Horror/Paranormal

-Poetry

-Western/Wild West/Steampunk

-UFOs/Aliens

NEW!-Abandoned Places(Posts Coming Soon!)

I will also be adding vlog posts on here, as well as special posts that are either announcements about my works or about my books. These will also have their own categories.

Short Story #4417

Short Story #4417 The space center was busy as usual, with people constantly going in and out and walking to their workstations or sectors. Security watched as people showed their badges before coming in. For one man, it meant showing more than a badge. Ronald Akins showed his badge and was then escorted over to a small room where he awaited four of his colleagues. Ten minutes into waiting, a second man, Jason Jameson, was also shown to the same room. Five minutes after him,

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Sep 130 min read

Behind the Poem: The Clog

Behind the Poem: The Clog In my third Macabre Masterpiece book, Vile Humanity, I decided to get even more creative in my rhyme scheme and use more poetic tools. One poem in particular, The Clog, is unlike any other poem I have written before. Even though the poem is in Chapter 2, it was actually the first poem I wrote for the book, and I wrote it in a motel room after my mother and I had lost our home to a fire. The poem had no title when I started writing it, and it was orig

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Aug 22 min read

Behind the Poem: Hatter Splatter

Behind the Poem: Hatter Splatter In my second Macabre Masterpiece book, Repressed Carnage, I got a bit darker. Perhaps one of the strangest yet most profound poems in the entire book is in Chapter 3: The Morgue, which is entitled Hatter Splatter. The poem is by far one of the best poems I’ve ever written because the entire poem reads as one thing, but each line has entirely different underlying meanings. The title Hatter Splatter is a play on words of Helter Skelter, a song b

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Jul 264 min read

Story #3412

Story #3412 “I have a lock on the target” “Excellent. Take him out.” The man fires as the bullet travels a good distance away until it pierced the window, breaking it before finding its way into it’s targets temple. The man slumps forward in his seat as his head hits the table. “Target eliminated.” “Excellent, Agent Smirnoff. Check back into your room, and you will be rewarded.”, the man on the other end of his earpiece says. “Copied. Thank you, sir.” “No, Agent Smirnoff, tha

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Jul 2216 min read

Behind the Poem: The Nightwatchman

Behind the Poem: The Nightwatchman In my first-ever book, The Macabre Masterpiece: Poems of Horror and Gore, I write many, and I mean many, poems that are downright horrific and creepy. However, the 44th poem, The Nightwatchman, not only deviates from these things but also tells an interesting story. One of the things that makes The Nightwatchman unique is its structure and rhyme scheme. Most poems in the book are between 12 and 16 lines on average and are all one continuous

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Jul 123 min read

An aesthetic purple image of an empty mall

#07826

#07826 Vincent DeForest walked out of the retail store where he worked. One of the few places remaining in the dying mall. He decided to walk around and kill some time before his ride came to pick him up, as he always did. The more he walked around the place, the more depressed he got. It was sad, he thought. In six years, the place had gone from booming to dead. Sure, there was a pandemic, and the economy has been awful over the last few years, but he couldn’t get over it an

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Jul 818 min read

A Little History in High Stakes at the Bonesaw Saloon

A Little History in High Stakes at the Bonesaw Saloon. I'm no stranger to setting my western horror novels after the Civil War, but I am a stranger to talking about and referencing the Civil War in detail in them...until now. For High Stakes at the Bonesaw Saloon, it takes place just two years after the Civil War, which means it was still very fresh in people's minds, especially those who survived it. So to add a little history to the book and to make it feel a bit more authe

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May 222 min read