Orion Gage is a relatively average man that prides himself on the simplicity of his life. Wake up, go to work, come home, sleep, repeat. And so it goes for many years after the town fisherman employs him at the tender age of thirteen. But one day, the loop is finally broken, as Orion has his first dream. While dreaming is perfectly common in the lovely world of Meliya, it's a shocking experience to the otherwise dreamless Orion. As he has more dreams, night after night, Orion gradually becomes increasingly fixated on the woman that is a consistent staple of each and every one. Since he was already planning on embarking on an adventurous journey with his best friend Mabel, he decides that they might as well visit "The Sculptor" while on the road, a mythical figure known for quite literally making dreams into reality. Rated mature for potential violence and/or sexual content. Viewer discretion advised. Dedicated to: Miss Barrowcliff, for standing by me the entire seven years we've been friends. Miss Ballou, for helping me to see the beauty in life, even if you didn't know it. My mother, for being the writer I've learned and grown from. And Mister Gage, for actively helping me become the best man I can be. To you four I devote this tale, in the hopes that I may return a portion of the joy and fulfillment you've granted me.

A collection of short stories that I'm actively working on. That being said, this is incomplete. Rating set to mature because I may include violence or sexual content, so... begone, younglings.

Twelve contestants are thrown into an infinite labyrinth with only a set of rules and their own bodies. Thanks to the divine forces that put them there, they all have a common goal; Find the "Prize". In an infinite maze that happens to host untold dangers in every corner. Easy, right? WARNING: Contains intense violence, suspense, sexual content, and a variety of other subjects that may be unsuitable for audiences younger than 16 years old. Viewer discretion is heavily advised.

An AI guilt-tripped me into writing a five paragraph essay about an immortal 11th grade History teacher named Bradley Manmann. Backstory explained in the first chapter.