Category: Short Story

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The Rats Under Pine Street Part Two

It was past midnight when I heard them. I had fallen asleep in the chair with the lamp still on, the book open on my chest, and I woke to a sound I had...

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The Rats Under Pine Street Part One

The thing about basements is that they remember everything. The cold stays in the walls long past the season that put it there. The smell of old pipes and turned earth never quite leaves....

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Deep Thing Part Two

Every ounce of my fear told me I should have fired. Should have squeezed the trigger and put my one irreplaceable round into whatever was standing in that doorway. I didn’t. I froze. But...

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Deep Thing Part One

I have often wondered, in the days since that night, whether some part of me knew what was coming. Whether the pull I felt toward that iron tower in the bay was not nostalgia,...

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Dust to Dust

This is another test. A little while back I got some Reckless Deck Cards and figured I’d give them a try before NecronimiCon here in Providence. I bought them from a guy that was also...

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We Are Providence Part Three

Part 3 of 3. The final act of We Are Providence in all of it’s roughly narrated goodness. I will probably re-record this into a single video at some point when I get better...

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We Are Providence Part Two

Part 2 of 3. I was originally going to split this into 4 parts but I decided to make part 2 a little longer to capture some of the more pertinent events in the...

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We Are Providence Part One

Here is We Are Providence Part One in Timelapse Video Drawing. I am obviously not very comfortable with the process yet but, like everything else, it will hopefully come in time as I learn...

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We Are Providence Downloads

I’ve added links to a more formatted pdf and epub version of We Are Providence that you can download here: We Are Providence PDF We Are Providence EPUB And it will be on the...

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We Were Innsmouth Two: The Settling (1930-1935)

Two: The Settling (1930-1935) The first winter in Providence was the longest winter I have ever spent, and I have spent one hundred and sixty-two winters on this coastline so I want you to...