Short Stories
"Twin Lanes" - a piece of flash fiction delineating the final moments of a man's life. This story won 1st prize at FSU's Spooky Story Contest, judged by renowned horror writer Michael Arnzen, who stated that it was "the best premise of them all."

"The Rakers" - a piece of flash fiction focusing on a man's suspicion with the town's most recent reliance on an inhabiting religious group that seems a bit too helpful.

"Pavor Nocturnus" - a secluded loner is constantly troubled by night terrors, which are often populated by dreams of a horrific tragedy. When a dream analyst seeks him out via the precise directions of a young girl, our protagonist must discover if the dreams are indeed a link to another realm of reality.

"The Eviction" - a tale of a lonely old man who ponders the passing of his dear wife, Prudence, but, despite his woe, must now confront the eerie disappearence of his neighbors. Written originally in 1999 while I was in 10th grade.
*I'll post this sometime in the near future. Check back soon.

Screeplays
The Organ Trade - PDF - a rogue hunter and trader of organs, Jack Byron, enlists in a government sponsored game designed to reduce population. The hunt, however, is for other human beings, and the rich benefit from the healthy organs that can be extracted from each kill. When Byron is confronted by a crazed rebel, he must decide what side to gun for.
Coming soon: an audio reading, partially dramatized, version of The Organ Trade. Check the Podcasts section for updates.

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Non-Fiction
"Sayu Pano, Sayu Melo: Leaving Myself" - a memoir documenting my internal struggle in leaving my childhood home, Belaga, located in the jungle of Borneo.

"Eat The Population" - a personal essay discussing the inequality created by humans, benefiting themselves in expense of their animal counterparts on earth.

"And There Was A Small Stream..." - a nature essay exploring the diversity of darkness and the ease in which the mind explores fear rather than simple beauty.

Essays
"Roman-cing The Past" - a scholastic essay on Brad Barkley's novel Money, Love. Dr. Barkley is a collegiate professor at Frostburg State University and has written several well-received novels. Access his official page here.

"Nature's Burden" - an essay expounding on a convergence of Victorian and Romantic literary agreement in the fact that mankind is pressed on controlling nature.