Twins are uncommon in human history. Tesla Monson Tesla Monson, Western Washington University and Jack McBride, Yale University Twins have been rare in human history and for that reason can seem special. Many cultures associate twins with health and vitality, while others see them as a philosophical reminder of the duality of life and death,... Continue Reading →
Howlers Available Online
Please find the published story here, Howlers, published in Jeopardy's 60th edition. This is a short story I recently wrote, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments! I hope to write more science fiction, especially stories inspired by primate evolution.
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Fanfiction (The Tale of Yukio)
I just published part 1 of a fanfiction I am writing for Warhammer 40k. It is very nerdy, war-oriented science fiction. My story will have a mystery and adventure flavor. If interested find my profile HERE. I plan to write out the whole thing and post it on Archive of Our Own. The story will... Continue Reading →
Pom Poko (Nonsense Review)
This will be the first of some new movie and book reviews. A lack of a review does not mean that the book/movie isn't incredible or touching. The existence of a review similarly says nothing about the relative value of the work to some specific other work. Please enjoy, if you choose to read.... Continue Reading →
Rainy day
The rain has come reminding me of what it is to be home. Clean and gray. The rain pours down and leaves only green and gray, looming and pervasive, other colors leeched away. So many things to do, to work on, to practice or maintain, my head remains too filled to do so,... Continue Reading →
Anthropology, actually
Thanks to the University of Washington Anthropology Department for my recent feature...
September 14th, 2018.
The small ants - light red, turning to orange, maybe to brown, in certain lights or on certain segments of their bodies - which crawled up my hands and fingers as we baited and re-baited the Sherman traps; these small biting creatures which on the last day fruitlessly stung my gloves as I rapidly and... Continue Reading →
August 18, 2018
This week has been good, caught fish, butterflies, geckos, and toads. The toads just sit on the streets after dark. They are really slow. They are poisonous, but it is interesting to think how many of them must simply be killed, eaten, and then make an animal sick in order to prevent that individual from... Continue Reading →