004 / once upon a very weird time
Stories that follow you home.
Fiction, fragments, collaborative narratives and worlds made out of overheard conversations. Some are tiny. Others keep expanding when nobody is looking.
Short fiction
Share complete stories or the opening scene of a larger work.
Worldbuilding
Introduce places, lore, strange customs and fictional documents.
Writing for games
Show interactive dialogue, branching narrative and narrative design.
FROM THE NOTEBOOK
Read something strange
Writing posts appear below, with their own excerpts and click-through pages.
The House That Kept Receipts
A short story in which an old house remembers everything.
Explore ↗Instructions for Befriending a Cryptid
A field guide written by an unreliable narrator.
Explore ↗The Library at the Bottom of the Lake
A melancholic fairy tale for anyone who misses someone.
Explore ↗A SAMPLE EXCERPT
The Museum of Lost Tuesdays
On the seventh floor, a docent with moth wings handed me a numbered ticket. “You can visit yesterday,” she whispered, “but you may not take anything home.” I looked down at the key in my palm, which had already begun to bloom.
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