Can Allen become something he is not in order to attract the interest of Nicole? Should he? This bizarre horror fantasy, told through a multimedia mix of traditional story telling, text messages, grocery lists, emails, memorandums, 911 recording transcripts and much more explores the idea of Identity and Love and the things people go through to make connections.

Autumn might lose her virginity in a dirty portapotty, but that's certainly not the worst thing that could happen on this night. Joel hear's something outside and it breaks up their make-out session. He goes to check it out and she waits. What could be out there?

An ongoing bizarre and experimental set of poetry, each different from the last, told within the dystopian framework of an end-world scenario. Observations on ideas like love, spirit, friendship, sex, emotion, family, murder, death and life from an outside perspective. Read Part 1 "Why There's No One Left to Read Poetry" first for the setup story, then you can read the rest of the actual poems in any order.

May Parker found out her dad was Spiderman when she was six years old. Now she's in high school, and wants her dad's powers more than anything. And she gets lucky. But is having powers as good as it seems? This story is based mostly on the spiderman movies, and partially on the comics. If I've got anything wrong, let me know, and I'll see if I can fix it;) And just so I don't have to write it out every time I post a new chapter, I don't own spiderman, or any of the other Marvel characters!