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April 2026
National Poetry Month Poems
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While I adore a good visit to the beach, nothing can top the breathtaking spectacle of the mountains. The beach has its moments of splendor, like watching the waves crash against the sand or witnessing the night creeping up from behind the ocean’s veil. Yet I’d rather step atop a mountain’s peak. Staring out at…
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This week features a new character dossier about Sabrina. I’ll be continually adding more details to her bio as I explore her lore. Additionally, I have finished the first section of Learning to Live for Myself. I’m expecting to finish the second part of the poetry collection by next week. Hopefully, I’ll be making a…
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This week features the second chapter of Blood-Soaked Pier, following Sabrina’s story as she delves deeper into the world of Ferran City. I really enjoyed writing the little moments of interaction between the Friedrich and Sabrina as the two interact more with each other. Additionally, I’ll have part one of Learning to Live for Myself…
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This week features a horror story about Victoria, taking place a few years after A Mortal Darkness. Bridging the gap between the final events of the first story and the events of the rest of the story, this short excerpt will be edited in the near future to add more substance and history to the…
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This question is one of my favorites to think about because it helps open my mind to solutions for when life gets dull. Being a kid at heart means opening yourself up to the chaotic nature of the world. Not in a way that allows all of the tragedy we see on the news to…
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This week will feature a short piece continuing the narrative of Vincent and Nora in Polar Peril Part One. I’ll add several poems throughout the rest of the week as I write my new collection, Learning to Live for Myself. It’s going to be a blast writing this piece over the next few months. I’ll…
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As my 22nd birthday approaches, I found it pertinent to reflect on my 21st year of life in a short piece. I experienced a great deal of growth within the past year following several new experiences. Some of these new experiences ended in beautiful tapestries while others went up in flames, but the important part…
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This week’s upload is going to be a heavy read. It explores how Sabrina became a vampire and deals with topics like assault and traumatic flashbacks. However, I believe that the story is essential to understanding and grasping the narrative of Blood-Soaked Pier, so I would recommend reading it. I’m also starting up a new…
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This week will feature two short stories. The first is a piece I originally wrote for a competition featuring zombies, ghosts, and copious amounts of fog. The second will be focused on a man who gets trapped in a blizzard and meets a mysterious feral woman. The story follows the pair as they brave the…
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If I lost everything that I own, I’d probably have an emotional break down. I mean, who wouldn’t? However, in the midst of that rock bottom, I’d take stock of what I could do to recover even a small fraction of what I lost. Sure, prized possessions would be gone, but I could at least…
