Download it for Free!Being the most successful serial killer in New England is not as easy as it sounds. Really. It takes a lot of lying, cheating, and stealing. It also requires way more honesty than you’d imagine.
I’m not going to tell you my secrets, because my publisher would probably get sued for publishing a how-to on murder. He doesn’t deserve it. Me on the other hand, I’m a whole different kettle of fish.
Tag Archives: Exonomicon
Eyestalk
Download it for Free!Langdon Altwood is an appraiser of fine architecture. But is Blackden Castle and its lone inhabitant really a place he wants to be stuck during a snowstorm? Continue reading
Concerning Ashton Moore
Download it for Free!Something terrible happened to John Ward’s best friend. He and the girl he likes saw it happen. The police and her parents want to know what happened, but can John give them the right answers? Continue reading
Site Update
Well, The site needs another change of pace again unfortunately, so things my be down for the next few days. To occupy yourselves, I suggest a short story I just published on Smashwords. Its freeeeeee:
System Test 2231
Download it for Free!A shocking revelation befalls a pair of scientists working a research project.
A science fiction-horror short story in the vein of the Cthulu Mythos.
Full Circle
A while back, in July, we posted about a game called Don’t take it personally babe, it just ain’t your story. What we didn’t realize at the time is that the game was created for a “contest” of sorts called NaNoRenO. NaNoRenO is the visual novel version of NaNoWriMo, which we are now in the process of wrapping up. Due to DTPB, we started working on our own visual novels, specifically the ones in the world of Poethulu (terrible name subject to change). After working on The Ritual and The Darkness Cannot Touch Her, we heard about NaNoWriMo and decided to enter. Recently, we spotted a game called Digital, A Love Story, which was made by the same person as DTPB. We realized that the game was created for NaNoRenO, bringing us full circle.
Isn’t it strange how the world works sometimes?