Consumption Stories

One unfortunate night changes Perk's world forever. After a series of unusual events, Perk finds that a plague of some sudden death had reached his village, and he was a fortunate survivor. He had been left behind though, and, swept from his cozy home, finds himself on a strange adventure which he never dreamed could happen. Whether from fortune or fate, Perk learns that he carries a great inheritance, with which comes great burden. Danger is drifting through Faereska, and it must be stopped before it overcomes all else. Come along as Perk journeys to find the source of Faereska's evil. Meet friends and foes along the way, and find yourself consumed in this adventurous fantasy novel, "The Intent."

Retke's life runs on small, reliable rituals. Morning cola. Errands. The television left on so the silence has somewhere to go. Then a pamphlet finds its way into his pocket, and a group of quiet, pale, impossibly composed people begins appearing at the edges of his days. They speak softly about compassion. About purity. About waiting for the right thing before you consume it. They are not what they appear to be. Cannibula Rasa is a slow-burn psychological horror about ideology as seduction, appetite as philosophy, and the moment a man realises the world he thought he understood has been quietly replaced by something else.

"Desires: Some Need to Get Eaten" delves into the complex and often paradoxical nature of human desires. This write-up explores the inner conflict between indulging in our deepest cravings and exercising self-restraint. By examining the symbolic act of consuming one's own heart, the piece highlights how succumbing to negative desires like anger, envy, greed, and lust can offer fleeting satisfaction but ultimately lead to greater despair. Conversely, it addresses the painful yet necessary process of self-control, which, while demanding significant suffering, promises long-term peace and personal growth. Through vivid imagery and philosophical insights, the write-up underscores the importance of finding a balance between indulgence and restraint, suggesting that true wisdom and inner peace emerge from this delicate equilibrium.