There is a particular kind of terror that has nothing to do with monsters.
It settles — slowly, quietly — like fog rolling in over water. It’s the feeling that something is wrong, even when everything looks beautiful. And something just beyond the veil, is an entire world that watches, and waits.
That’s the world I built in Welcome Station.
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Considering the world is just full of poop for so many months, let’s just have a more relaxing post this
I sit here today trying to wrap my mind around how many atrocities our current government is condoning. Pardoning criminals,
It started somewhere long ago, a moment that was forever etched inside my memory. “I wish you would have stayed
Oh my god, question for the ages, isn’t it? What could I do differently? Well, for starters these days we’re
