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Not just for fiction. Think letters, reflections, serialized novels, or deep dives on storytelling itself. If you're using language to make meaning, this is your table.
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Recent Stories
View allTHE QUIET ROOM WANTS WHAT IT WANTS
The house arrived on a flatbed in sections, slid down the throat of the cul-de-sac like a coffin eased into its slot. When Ezra signed the papers, ...
WINDIGOkid
October 15, 2025
Scales of Vengeance
Rain drums like static across paper lanterns, painting the night red and trembling. Inside the Dragon Palm Dojo, a hundred fists rise and fall in r...
WINDIGOkid
October 09, 2025
Wolverine: Rust and Ruin
The night smelled like iron and wet ash. Logan stood in the alley behind a burned-out tenement, rain dripping off his jacket, pooling around his bo...
WINDIGOkid
October 02, 2025
Whiskey Suns and Asphalt Dreams
I was an unlicensed weather system when the sun crawled over Las Vegas like a jaundiced tick, and the air tasted like burned coins and motel chlor...
WINDIGOkid
September 24, 2025
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Recent Deep Dives
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Strange & Necessary
Strange & Necessary is a deep dive into the gothic literature, film and folklore. It’s for the too-beautiful, the too-strange, the too-questioning creatures that unsettle the world simply by existing. Here I unravel history, film, and folklore while weaving in the threads of my own book. This is a candlelit diary of orphans, sin-eaters, poisons, crows, and heroines who reveal society’s hypocrisy and remind us that difference is not only strange, but necessary.
Horns of God, Horns of The Beast: A Brief History of How The Devil Got His Horns
Where did the Devil himself get his horns? The horned beast, with a pitchfork and a silly tail is never once described in The Bible. So, where did the world's great deceiver get his signature look?
