(Cover made by the amazing @alltimetrashcan) Tyler: your typical shy new kid Josh: the unpopular nice guy When the two meet, they become best friends. All is happy and well-with a few bumps along the way, of course- and everything goes as a happy Joshler you'd expect. Until you forget to expect the unexpected. Read more to find out what happens ;) •Sorry this description sucks, the book is better•

He was so, so beautiful. And not in just the physical way. He was beautiful in what he was. Fire and smoke and tall things and candy and laughter and football games he didn't care about and music that he did and I will never be able to forget any of that, and I can't say that I ever want to. *** This story will contain upsetting thoughts and actions because of the fact that it's written from the view of a depressed human being. & i would edit this (considering it was written about two years back), but it's cool to leave things where they are. enjoy my older writing, dudes xx

Love has a strange way of creeping up on you when you least expect it. [Warning: I don't think it's possible for an author to hate something they wrote as much as I hate this, just so you know.]

"You have an incredible voice." "Thanks, Red." Trigger Warnings: Mentions of OCD, anxiety, insomnia, suicidal thoughts ((SO MUCH FLUFF))

Book 2 of 3- IMPORTANT- This is the sequel to my story The Ghøst in Apartment Twenty Øne. If you have not read that one yet, you'll probably be pretty confused. Can they overcome Blurryface? Cover by: @hbufrnk

Book 1 of 3- Josh was driving to work at the local coffee shop when he gets in a fatal car crash. However, it's not his time to leave earth, and he doesn't know why. Forced to stay in his old apartment as a ghost, he lives with the new resident, Tyler. Was Tyler the reason Josh is still stuck on earth? Cover by: @hbufrnk

After a tragic car accident, Josh is put in a full body cast next to a mysterious man. The two are forced to room together for the next few months. Tyler has fluid in his lungs and once a day, every day for an hour, he must sit up to help drain the fluid. His bed is next to a window, and the window sill looks really nice. Every day, Tyler describes to Josh, the man who can't move to see, the various and beautiful sceneries he sees through the window. It's all so beautiful and pure poetry.