Slugger (2026)

 

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Die Alone (2024) - Can Love Be Enough?

The world as we once knew it has come to an end.

One foot remains on the earth —

or whatever is left of it.

The other is planted firmly within nature’s post-apocalyptic fairgrounds,

where rules are rewritten,

and mercy no longer applies.

 

In this world,

safety replaces love.

And love — no matter how pure —

can only protect you for so long.

The circumstances are unfortunate.

 

Ethan suffers from amnesia.

Linear time slips through him,

events dissolving before they can fully settle.

Only fragments remain.

Glimpses.

Visions.

Flashbacks.

Of Emma.

His beautiful Emma.

As the virus slowly consumes him,

these images resurface —

not as memories,

but as instinct.

They become the only thing that keeps him moving forward.

He wonders:

Where is the love of my life?

Can I still find her?

Is love enough to keep us safe

in a world that no longer values it?

 

As the remaining fragments of humanity turn on one another,

Ethan is found by Mae.

An older woman.

Eccentric.

Quiet.

She rescues him.

Takes him in.

Cares for him —

the way she has cared for others before.

Strangers come through her home.

Fed.

Sheltered.

But not all kindness survives for the same reasons.

Some of it is practical.

Some of it is necessary.

In this new world,

strangers become currency.

A resource.

A means of survival.

The tables have turned.

What remains of humanity must adapt,

accept,

surrender —

or disappear.

 

Love has no place in this equation.

Not sensibly.

Not safely.

But Ethan makes room for it anyway.

Because the love he has been searching for

has never been lost.

She has been beside him all along.

 

Mae

is Emma.

And to keep Ethan alive —

truly alive —

she allowed the world to feed him instead.

One visitor at a time.

Not out of cruelty,

but devotion.

Not out of malice,

but necessity.

Yet even Emma cannot remain forever.

She is closer to extinction than he is.

And when she can no longer stay,

Ethan does not beg.

He does not resist.

He follows.

Not out of despair,

but alignment.

 

In a world where love was never meant to survive,

theirs does —

not by saving them,

not by restoring what was lost,

but by refusing to be broken.

Red Night At Skye's (2024)

 

Dire straits lead to desperate measures.

A former soldier fights for his country.

He makes sacrifices in the name of humanity.

And when his moral duty is fulfilled, what does he receive in return?

No money.

An alcoholic father.

A terminally ill wife.

Children quietly unraveling from the inside out.

He’s drowning in healthcare costs,

staring down the possible loss of the trailer they call home.

So when life chooses to repay Cole this way,

he’s forced to find an alternative — quickly.

Patience is a luxury.

Virtue requires time.

And Cole has neither.

But Cole isn’t the only one.

Desperation doesn’t always isolate —

sometimes it spreads.

And it isn’t as simple as misery loves company.

This is a collective of people who once did the right thing,

only to be repaid with the same debt Cole carries.

Are they bad people?

No.

Not inherently.

Weak, maybe.

But unless you’ve walked in their shoes,

you don’t get to decide that with certainty.

A life of crime isn’t sustainable — legally or ethically.

And it produces consequences far worse than the original problem.

But when you’re in survival mode,

you don’t contemplate consequences.

And you certainly don’t stop to consider

what your desperation quietly —

creepily —

invites in.

That’s when the moral and logical portal opens,

and becomes contaminated

by a presence pursued for nefarious purpose.

Skye’s pawn shop.

Not just any pawn shop.

Beneath it lies something else entirely —

a special lab hidden in the basement,

where desperation meets intention.

And what’s found there

is far more than the gold mine you thought you’d struck.

Because with nefarious business comes consequences —

dangling in front of you like a golden carrot,

beautiful in shape,

rotten at its core.

And the choice you make…

By this point, your good intentions —

the belief that your heart was in the right place,

that you were only doing what you had to do

to ensure survival —

become irrelevant.

They’re buried deep in the lowest crevice

where your soul should be.

And it will eat at you.

Trust me.

It will eat.

It will consume.

And then consume again.

Until there’s nothing left to salvage.

And by then,

it’s far too late to return to the faith you abandoned

the moment life became unbearable.

So you’re left with one final question:

Was any of it worth it?

Moral of the story:

Pick your poison.

But choose wisely.

10/10 Rating!

Happy Holidays!

 

Weapons (2025)

 

When a classroom is completely empty—

every desk abandoned,

every chair untouched—

except for one student…

Who, or what, is to blame?

One teacher?

Unlikely.

What could a teacher possibly do?

Cross a line no teacher should ever cross?

Maybe.

But that still doesn’t explain why an entire classroom — except for one quiet boy — has vanished.

Realistically, one person cannot make over twenty children disappear without a trail.

It’s impossible.

Illogical.

And yet… somehow, it happened.

But a motive?

Bad grades?

Disobedience?

Not quite enough.

Not unless you’re running an Academic Boot Camp.

Bullying, though…

Now that’s something.

A shy, awkward boy who keeps to himself becomes the favorite target.

The teacher tries to intervene — there’s only so much any adult can do.

You can’t expel an entire class for cruelty.

Not through normal channels, anyway.

But something else can.

Something else will.

Student by student.

Child after child.

One by one.

And every parent begins to suspect.

Because this is no longer a school issue.

This isn’t even a police matter.

This is something much darker.

An entity.

A force.

Old… ancient… ungovernable.

A presence that does not play games —

but absolutely plays with your mind.

It feeds on fear.

It thrives in it.

It moves above authority.

Above consequences.

Above anyone who thinks they can stop it.

And if someone dares to confront it?

It will only take one snap.

Just one.

And you will see exactly what happens next.

Happy Halloween!!

 

The Long Walk (2025) - The Breakdown of Humanity

Okay everybody…

Today is the day.

The day you signed up for.

The day you thought would be “such a cool thing to try.”

You’ve all got a point to prove, huh?

Eyes locked on the prize —

A prize you can’t even see from here.

Because truth is, that prize isn’t real.

It’s a mirage, dangling at the end of a road that never ends.

What makes you think you’ll get so lucky… and survive The Long Walk?

Y’all come from different walks of life —

But now, you walk the same path.

Your name? Forgotten.

Your story? Irrelevant.

You’re not a person anymore.

You’re a number.

A statistic.

A soon-to-be body in the count.

Because here, on this Long Walk, you must keep the pace.

Even if you’re sick.

Even if you’re a scrawny, awkward kid who gets bullied to death.

Even if your own body betrays you in the most humiliating way.

Even if your bones shatter and your feet bleed.

Slip once — you’re warned.

Slip twice — another warning.

Slip again…

And the consequences are mercilessly traumatic.

But hey — this is what you signed up for.

The breakdown of character…

The erosion of humanity…

It all starts now.

NOW GO.