Aperture

A 23 page sci-fi short in which a terminally ill woman aboard a research station, hunted by a coworker for sport, finds a talking doll sitting atop her bed.

ᗘ Google drive link

I wrote this in the fall/winter of '24 and rewrote it for an assignment. It's based loosely off another game I play, Space Station 13, and answers an irk of mine-- "why doesn't anyone just use a weapon to kill the weird creepy villian?" It includes an annotated version and character/setting notes, bumping it up to 59 pages.

A Short Story About Burgers

A 12(?) page existentialist short involving a time loop, a love triangle, a 2003 Ford Orrery, and, of course, burgers.

ᗘ Google drive link

I wrote this in the winter of '23 after a 3-hour long feverish Garry's mod session with my friends, and finally felt it was polished enough of summer of '24. It's very experimental, though I had a lot of fun with it.

Fuckin' Bugs

A 19-page page sci-fi short about the combat experience of a territorial guardswoman named Marcy.

ᗘ Google drive link

I wrote this in the fall of '23, partially for fun and partially as an assignment for a creative writing class. It's one of the first mid-length, complete stories I've written, and shares a setting with several much longer, fragmentary stories I've written for fun.

Humans are the Precursors

An extremely long-form story which I started in the winter of '22 and ended up shelving.

ᗘ Neocities link

Despite technically being incomplete, I published this elsewhere online and felt it was worthwhile to include here for completeness' sake. I don't necessarily think it's bad, but the story suffers from severe complexity and narrative form issues which culimated in me declaring an indefinite hiatus. Read if you'd like, but it's very long and most of it is very incomplete.