Darkwestern Stories

In the waning days of the Old West, Jack is a man torn between the shadow of a father he barely knows and the memory of a mother he desperately loves. When Henry-a washed-up, silver-tongued conman-stumbles back into Jack's life with one last heist in mind, the estranged father and son ride into the isolated frontier town of Isolation, Colorado, to rob a bank while the marshal is away. But plans unravel quickly. As greed, guilt, and brutality spiral out of control, Jack finds himself trapped in a nightmare of bloodshed and betrayal. What begins as a calculated crime turns into a harrowing moral reckoning. Haunted by the innocent lives lost-especially a little girl with a red silk bow-Jack must decide whether to stay loyal to blood, or to do what's right, even if it costs him everything. Old Coats and New Ghosts is a visceral, character-driven Western about the weight of legacy, the cost of silence, and the thin line between redemption and damnation.

In the dying heart of the Wild West, where the sun burns red over plains littered with ghosts, a wounded cowboy rides alone. His family slaughtered, his faith shattered, and his body festering from the past, he hunted vengeance across a land already soaked in blood. But as night falls over the desolate prairie, the lines between justice and madness blur. Shadows whisper through the grass, and the ghosts of both the innocent and the guilty close in. The land remembers. The bison, the wind, even the starship bear silent witness to the endless cycle of vengeance disguised as civilization. "Civilized Genocide" tells a story of wrath, guilt, and revelation-a haunting tale of a man confronting not only his enemies but the monstrous reflection of his own world.