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A Texas Ghost story without Ghosts For months, I've had one story stuck in

For months, I've had one story stuck in my head, and I'm anxious to share it.

I have been building this one character for years and knowing one of these days she will no longer just be mine makes me nervous and excited at the same time.

The book will be set in Texas—because, honestly, where else?—during the summer of 1980, when endless highways, small towns, dusty sunsets, and wide-open skies create the perfect backdrop for a horror story. The setting is just as important as the characters,...

Requiem of the Masses: My First Reflection There’s something haunting yet


There’s something haunting yet beautiful about the phrase Requiem of the Masses. It suggests both mourning and celebration, a collective voice rising in unison, and the silence that follows when the song ends. As I begin this blog, I want to explore not just the book itself, but the ideas it stirs—about society, individuality, and the weight of history pressing on the present.

This blog will be my space to unpack the book’s layers—its characters, its philosophy, and its relevance to our modern...