Morbid Stories, Third Edition: Now Available!

 

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The third and final edition of the first volume of Morbid Stories has been completed. It is the most depraved collection of short stories ever crafted by the hand of man. Here, we see tales of lunacy, evil, darkness, grotesquery, and gore. Built on the essence of the splatterpunk movement, it is to standard horror as grindcore is to classic rock. From blasphemous brochures to perverted papers, and from splatterpunk stories to lunatic literature, any fan of the dark and morbid is sure to find titillatingly depraved and often darkly comedic content to their liking. Paired with "Nutty Norman" and "Sickness in Hell" it forms a trifecta of filth and depravity unparalleled in its time. It is a drastic injection of sometimes psychological material exploring the darkest corners of human psyche.

355 pages.

General Update Time Again!

As many of you know, I have pledged never to end the process of editing old occult, paranormal, and historical works. This is part of a greater, very long term project designed to release material to the world in a modern format at a reasonable price, in order to expand the knowledge of the populous.

But I have been absent for months! A few snags hit my work recently; most important of which was due to my own stupidity- I accidentally forgot to back up some of my more recent edited works and lost several volumes which had been completed and were pending illustration.

Oops.

Not to worry though! Five works were successfully backed up on removable storage and are still pending the same, and I have just finished editing a (very good) work which uses both ancient Egyptian and Biblical sources to encourage readers to largely abstain from using salt in their food for both spiritual and medical reasons. I have a pair of works now to edit on the topic of sex worship, phallicism, and gendered symbolism within a historical and spiritual context. Many other works await, and the first editions should begin trickling out some time in July. I have planned for ten releases this year, and ten the next, and thus will slow down my releases, so as not to overwhelm my audience.

This is of course in addition to a number of works I wish to author- some political, some humorous, some occult, and the reworking of "Fruits of Eden" which I still consider my most ample contribution to date.

Onward!

General Update Time!

Alright everyone.

It's time for probably the final update of the year; I have the illustrations for the final two works I will release this year- right now "Hints from the Hornograph" is still in review, already uploaded to Amazon, and after that come "Historic Ghosts and Ghost Hunters" and "Investigations Into the Superphysical"- but that is just the tip of the iceberg, I am happy to announce!

After having already revised my expected yearly works upward twice, I continued well beyond that already expanded project and began working on works for 2024. Six are already done, a seventh half edited, and several others already awaiting editing having been formatted. All in all it should be pretty easy to get at least twenty works out in 2024- while likely editing ahead for the subsequent year since I am a workaholic. Several of these works will be particularly important; such as "Observations on the Use of Bathing" which is a mid 18th century medical work of historical import for its references to such usages in antiquity.

While I didn't get around to it this year, I am also really going to try and create several more full length compiled works next year, and hopefully get to re-editing and vastly expanding some of my own authored texts.

Onward!

Curiosities of Olden Times: Now Available!

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Sabine Baring-Gould was one of the more notable compilers of folklore and history in his century. This particular edition is one of the greater ones; the lore comes from many cultures and time periods, and was chosen specifically because it was curious or odd. So we have tales here of saints which were insane paired with cryptography, and folklore regarding women resides in the same work as a collection of stories of animals being criminally prosecuted. Much of the content is humorous, all of it is interesting.

This edition has been illustrated by Raven Feather Illustrations.

235 pages.

Chassidism: Now Available!

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This short work is largely a look at the rituals and beliefs of Chassidic (or Hasidic) Judaism- dancing, song, marital rites, and so forth. It touches on the history of the sect, and its mysticism, and culminates in a suggestion that an actual state of Israel should be created- the work being notable in that it was constructed long prior to the same, in the middle of the first world war- an example of Zionist literature from the era.

39 pages

Botanic Materia Medica: Now Available!

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This mid-19th century work is an excellent materia medica, more rigorously categorical than many competing editions from the time period, containing an entire list of abbreviations for the usage of species, which are then applied in the work. It contains several hundred different entries- the usages are sometimes archaic, although some terms (such as astringent and stimulant) are still used.

It is a fine example of herbal medicine from the early period in which organic chemistry was leading to the rudimentary standardization of dosage- the work details the difference between tinctures, extracts, and so forth, as well.

Illustrated by Raven Feather Illustrations.

99 pages.

2099: Now Available!

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For some time now I have been tinkering with the idea of a political comedy work- a short text detailing the end of civilization as we know it, framed against the backdrop of the subversive wokeness in most developed nations.

And I finally wrote it. What's funnier than a legless, genetically modified dwarven communist opposing a robot dressed as Ronald Reagan in an election? Well, the destruction of the entire US government and a nuclear war, of course! This little sub-novella was a thrill to write- a relaxing break from the academic material I normally work with.

You'll find snark on every page. It is deliberately atmospheric. I am considering adapting it into an actual novel in the future. For now, the year is 2099- our future... their present.

58 pages.

Arcana Saitica: Now Available!

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Arcana Saitica is an interesting work related to the Freemasons. It posits a mystic element to the path of Freemasonry, while additionally pointing out that most Masons do not, strictly speaking, follow a mystical path at all, and are effectively simply part of a fraternal order of civic and personal importance.

The mysticism here is partially historical, partially linguistic, and references Ancient Egypt, the Chaldeans, Buddhism, and other paths and time periods. The zodiac and astrological system of the West is additionally prominent.

42 pages.

General Update Time Again!

Alright everyone- things are progressing fairly quickly here, so as people back in the states grab up their hot dogs and sparklers I figured now is a good time for a new work update!

All of the fifteen edited works I plan to release this year (originally ten- I'm a workaholic and outpaced myself as usual)- have now been completed, save for two titles for which I have not yet worked through a second time just to remove any bad formatting or grammar mistakes I missed on the first go-around. The works will be illustrated, as usual, by Raven Feather Illustrations- and so their release is contingent upon the illustrators' pacing.

I am also writing several other works- now halfway done with "Orange Man Big" volume II, and a couple of other top secret political tracts in various stages of completion.

As the capstone for 2023 I have chosen to entirely re-edit "Fruits of Eden, Herbalism and the Occult" which was my first significant literary effort, but needs to be entirely reformatted, re-edited, and expanded. I have a list of about thirty new botanical species I intend to include, based largely on my research in editing herbal works, and intend as well a new short section dealing with some interesting edible species that most people do not know are edible- for example, hollyhocks (yes, surprisingly the entire plant is edible, and was used in a lot of Victorian salads as a garnish), purslane (an innocuous little cruciferous weed) and others.

This will probably complete literary work for the year, barring new ideas that randomly pop into my head especially with regards to topics related to any forthcoming culture wars that may erupt.

Onward!

The Gun Rights Debate; How To Win It: Now Available!

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This is another political booklet that I have created for the purposes of helping my fellow militia in debating against those who seek to undermine our lawful rights. I have covered the topic from the perspective of pointing out weak and strong arguments in favor of the expansive ownership of private arms (as well as a few attendant subtopics such as castle doctrine, etc), and attempted to cast the net broadly; I see many well meaning proponents of the defense of the true meaning of the second amendment, who nonetheless make weak, potentially false, or pointless statements in debating the general issue- although as the reader will see, there are sometimes much stronger arguments to be made with regards to the same concepts; for example, the existence of the Puckle Gun is meaningless in a debate over semi-automatic weapons, but it is a good argument for the founders understanding that weapons technology would advance over time, and they omit any mention of finding this dangerous or problematic.

It is split into 24 sections, each briefly detailing one of the arguments or counter-arguments thus made and has been kept terse in order to serve as an easily digested debate companion.

48 pages.

A Big Literary Update!

I am pleased to announce that as of this morning, I have completed the first proofreading and editing of the tenth and final edited work I intended to release this year- and we're not even halfway through the year! This tenth work, "Hints from the Hornograph" is possibly the strangest work I have ever edited, and the format so bizarre that I had to lift several pages verbatim from the work itself just to retain all the original intent of the material.

The next step is to write each foreword for the works, summarizing them and giving context, then the second edit just to clear up any spelling mistakes or formatting issues I missed on the first go-through. Then once my illustrator creates the illustrations for each work, cover art is made and the work released. I anticipate this process will be complete by September.

In the meantime I have decided to edit five more editions before the year ends, as well as writing several works: "Timmy Story", which is a novella roughly made to eventually be turned into a low budget muppet-style movie- a thing I have dabbled with for years, as well as "Nutty Norman"- a collection of short works in which a very troubled adolescent with enormous behavioral issues continuously goes insane and does terrible things. I also plan a second volume of "Orange Man Big!" since the first one sold more than a thousand copies just in its first week.

Currently, apart from finalizing the edited works, I am focusing on a short political work on gun rights, attempting to help those which support the militia to make more effective and accurate arguments in favor of the same, while rebuffing some of the main talking points of those who dislike the idea of an armed populous, self defense, etc.

As you can see, I am no slouch. Onward to the second half of the year!

Wokeness is Wrong: Now Available!

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What is woke? The answer given typically depends on the party being asked the question. It is professed to be an awareness of struggle and grievance, or participation in the same; but it is also declared vacuous and malleable. Its proponents come in many forms- because the term has no central premise. In this work I argue that this is- at least insofar as the privileged champions of the concept go- absolutely purposeful and deliberate.

With this in mind herein I explore the actual functions of wokeness- that is, that which it does, that which it causes. In this manner, we can describe the phenomenon adequately and refute it while sidestepping any intellectually dishonest debate over its actual form- for the function will allow us to describe it, here in this work, based on thirteen premises, which mark the actual behavior of the woke, and of wokeness, on every level; legal, civil, intellectual, social, and behavioral.

27 pages.

Orange Man Big: Now Available!

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At long last, it is here- the highly anticipated political satire I have been writing on and off for some months- Orange Man Big!

This particular work is a collection of short stories in which- ahem- entirely fictional left wing politicians and "activists" engage in obsessive and deranged behavior as part of their sexual obsession with Donald Trump, which manifests itself as irrational anger. The stories are designed to poke fun at this hyperbolic obsession- one which is not really that far removed from actual leftist rambling.

It should be noted that, obviously, this work is intended only for mature audiences.

46 pages.

Literary Update Time!

2023 is now one third done and I am happy to say that my literary endeavors have sped on well ahead of expectations (I suppose that surprises few people- I tend to be a workaholic.)

In addition to having completed the first edits of six of my planned ten edited works of the year, I have now outlined and created the preface to a short work defining and debunking wokeness (an expanded companion to my "Critical Race Theory Debunked") and completed- pending cover art- a satirical work compiling some fictional and degenerate fantasies wherein leftist political and social figures (which are totally not based on real life TDS sufferers!) interact with Donald Trump and end up in various scenarios, all of which are highly explicit, strange, and deliberately memed to death.

Since I may complete all of the years' work sometime around late summer or early autumn, I will re-evaluate which direction I want to go in for the remaining months of 2023- I might tack on five more edited releases, or I might begin entirely remaking "Fruits of Eden"- I might also work on the next three compiled occult works I had planned for the future. There's always a likelihood that other hot-button sociopolitical topics will require short booklets, which are a great way to debate such issues, since it allows me to structure my arguments in a more linear format, instead of on video, where I normally free-flow my conversation and tend towards stream of consciousness.

I also intend to re-edit and complete a specifically US-edition paperback variant of "The Book of Forbidden Knowledge" since it seems the paperback I currently have released is being algorithmically undercut by a competing edition within the US market- a shift Amazon has made since roughly the beginning of the year.

Much more work to be done this year and every other!

General Update Time!

As we segue into 2023 I thought it prudent to lay out my literary plans for this year; which after all can't really be worse than 2022 was- that alone is grounds for some optimism!

While I formerly decided to stop editing one-off works, I have decided to continue that work on brownout mode; while it is far more sensible to write some more of my own material and compile occult material for serious study, there are still a large number of worthy editions which warrant crafting- I am going to considerably slow my output of such works, however, as it does not make sense to hire an illustrator to illustrate a work if it can't be reasonably expected to at least break even regarding the investment of my time and money. I will be more choosy in my releases. I adore obscure receipt books for example, but I can't expect them to sell as many copies as, say, a grimoire, or a historical tract on the Freemasons.

I am working on several authored works currently also; one is comedic and involves various leftists and their warped fantasies about Donald Trump- this will be more for my political audience than for any serious literary purpose, but if it does half as well as "101 commie jokes" it is well worth the time.

I will also be making at least three more compiled works over the next year, and plan to both re-edit several of my past works and begin crafting a rigorous and fully academic history of herbal medicine. I envision it as a massive tome of lore with a huge bibliography, profuse notes, and a large explanatory foreword; where Fruits of Eden was mainly about the supernatural this work will be historical.        

I may randomly meander into other topics as well. I have found it both fun and intriguing to make short booklets regarding cultural events (Critical Race Theory, for example, or Memetics) and there is no telling what such topics may arise during the year.

Onward!

Taylors Herbal: Now Available!

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Taylors Domestic Herbal is a good (and extremely early) example of the kind of medical literature sold by apothecaries and other figures at the dawn of the era of semi-standardized organic medicine. It deviates from the greater rigor in dosage and measurement from works beginning a few decades later (not to mention the wider variety of species available due to colonial importation), and from the often religiously or superstitiously-informed content in such works in the previous century.

It lists a wide variety of species both domestic and wild, and their usages- some are innocuous (like chamomile or turnips), while some are now generally regarded as highly toxic (like foxglove and datura.)

50 pages.

Practical Psychomancy: Now Available!

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This little guide to the psychometric world comes courtesy of William Walker Atkinson- a prolific author under both this name and several pseudonyms, also known as Yogi Ramacharaka when writing about Hinduism, Eastern mysticism, and related topics.

The work details the basic methodology of crystal gazing, astral projection, and speaks at length of the authors own concept of the "astral tube" and "space psychomancy." Some of these concepts seem unique to his own beliefs. A number of intriguing examples of prognostication by mystics are given, including those of Cazotte.

70 pages.

Cistercian Legends of the 13th Century: Now Available!

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The Cistercian order is one of great importance within the history of Catholicism. Their focus on hard work tended to uplift adjacent communities more than similarly constructed groups. The Cistercians, it seems, also had a very early hearty sense of humor (by the standards of the 13th century!) for some of their legends and tales involve tricking Satan, upstanding bishops and priests, and generally demonstrate their ascetic piety and charity.

This book relates a large number of tales, ranging from the humorous to the serious, and from the believable to the outright bizarre.

174 pages.

Hindu Magic: Now Available!

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This little text by Carrington explains some of the interesting tricks and illusions practiced at the time by Indian fakirs- some of them are well known, such as conjuring rope from a basket, while others are more obscure- such as the "colored sands" trick or the "mango seed" trick. It is both amusing and enlightening- a true skeptics' work. I include this as an occult entry as one of my sporadic forays into cautionary literature; not every miracle is really a miracle!

38 pages.

The Nature of Dreams: Now Available!

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This short text is a nice skeptics' treatment of the subject matter- it categorizes the different common types of dreams, gives tips on how to remember ones' dreams, and speaks about somnambulism, the occult interpretation of dreaming itself, and gives some examples of predictions via dreaming. It also ponders the symbolism of "Alice in Wonderland."

56 pages.