Futility Stories

Aila is nothing more than a lost pawn in the game I've already won. She thinks saving him-the man she failed, the man she believes holds the key to her redemption-will r...

A poem I made for a vss365 prompt on my X page. I hope you like it!

In the shadow of a catastrophic event, a group of people navigate a now precarious existence on a newly terraformed Mars. As societal structures begin to crumble and exi...

An examination of the creative process, of the push and pull between the forces that inspire us, and those which act as a drag on our inertia, of what it means to be ins...

INTRODUCTION This little book is divided into two beautiful parts: part one features conversations with an atheist while part two talks about his futility.

An exploration of the decisions faced by former Oregon Senator Charles A. Sprague during WWII.

While on a vacation from her ballerina school, Ava, a young aspiring ballet dancer, returns to her family's home on a farm. There, she accidentally meets a mysterious fa...

Different Experiences

a poem on the futility of life and how it all runs fast ..how it happens so abruptly that we never see it coming..the punctual creditor

A short elaboration of a struggle i know isnt all most think it is. A trap even at times.

short narrative story of a failed person embarrassed on an occasion.

Chelem accomplishes the unbelievable in an attempt to achieve the impossible.

One finds themself alone in a place of endless emptiness.

People don't bring kids to grow up on mid-ocean oil rigs, at Antarctic research stations, or on months-long nuclear submarine voyages - there's a reason. They also don't...

''It's Easier. It's Easier. It's Easier./ But being silent, being normal, being accepted..../ It isn't easier./ Because nothing has ever been as easy as choosing to lov...

We are always awaiting the Messiah that never arrives... Filled with existential despair and acerbic wit these short stories or, 'lamentations,' grapple with themes rang...

A nameless character awaits the results of the 'birth lottery.' Filled with existential despair and acerbic wit these short stories or, 'lamentations,' grapple with them...

As the main character journeys through the vacuity of consumer society, from suburban surroundings to the 'neighbourhood box store,' his mind slowly begins to unravel...

What's the point of going forward, if everything crumbles and turns into ashes? Do not open this.