Jason Holt is ready for Spring break to come, but the perfect start to break is interrupted by a strange man in the creek, his Uncle's arrival and stories of monsters, and a firestorm in the backyard. In one night Jason's life is changed forever and he finds himself hunted and on the run with his sister and a group of strange men who call themselves the protectors of the Past. But strange things seem to be more and more normal each day and Jason quickly finds that the world is not what it seems to be and that real adventure can lead down a dark and dangerous path. (Still working on formatting and editing, but I am more focused on putting the actual writing out there right now, and i'll edit it and make the formatting right on here later, or, at least, slower than the writing. Which is really slow.)

A collection of argumentative essays on critical and undeniably important topics such as food, monsters, and the pursuit of snappiness. Asking the questions you've been asking for so long such as "Do you eat or drink a root beer float?". Then answering them not too well and not too clearly but in an unquestioningly thorough and compelling approach.

A heartwarming tale for all ages, telling of a kindhearted teddy bear named Waffles who is ignored and disliked by everyone in the Stuffed Animal village except his best friend Semi - A sock monkey who lost his popularity by befriending Waffles - and his journey to bring a resolution to the mystery of the Ancients who prowl around the outskirts of the city and keep the villagers in a constant state of unease. Short, easy to read chapters. Hopefully coming out at LEAST weekly.