Counterculture Stories

In the late 1960s in Australia, orphaned Maddie is thrust into her aunt's care, uncovering family secrets while sparking laughter and growth in cousins Simon and Edith (...

San Francisco, 1970. British expatriate Theo Dormer is the senior music critic at Rolling Stone magazine, where he wields his pen like a scalpel. After a big scoop ensur...

Beautifully written with a compelling story-arc and splashes of humor, this novel explores issues of fate and choice against a backdrop of Proposition 13, Jonestown mass...

A short fanfic about a 21 year old photographer named Sadie who lives and works in Greenwich Village in the early 1960s. She happens to bump into pre Monkees fame Peter...

Wanderlust and LSD: The Chronicles of a Countercultural Nomad is a vivid and evocative memoir that takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the heart of 1960s A...

In a future where silence is forbidden and every thought is drowned in noise, one man hears something he was never meant to. Ernst Keller, a weary audio archivist, disco...

In the fictional nation of Phaldrom Island, a young traveler, Brianna Lars, becomes apart of an Andy Warhol inspired art collective known as The Factory, during a time o...

Amy and Mike have always been inseparable siblings. But after Mike got drafted to fight in Vietnam, it's not only Amy who acutely feels his absence - his pregnant wife...

This is an original epic poem based on the legend of the seven sages unearthed by journalist Graham Hancock. The Sections on Merlin are based on legend, the historical r...

A short story I wrote and kind of rushed but it's fine with me. Not really my style of writing either so... I don't know, hope you like it.

Afterthoughts. Not Ex Machina, just Tabula Rasa.

In the 1970s, Troy joined the wave of hippies and draft dodgers going back to the land to enjoy the "simple life." When his attempts at homesteading fail as mi...

It would seem to be a poem

A strungout misfit discovers the horrors of paranoia and the consequences of denying the past.

I wrote this in Creative Writing man idk

Poem about harsh times with a sprained ankle

For Tammy Rynn, being a student in 1967 is both dangerous and exciting. The Culterculture movement is at its all time high, and everything seems like an adventure. LSD...