I really like the Saw franchise. Or stuff like The Blackcoat's Daughter and It Follows

It really nails the mockumentary format. Just a really solid ghost investigation with plenty of twists and turns

Baskin left me pretty spooked, which is rare for me

I've done my fair share of academic writing. I like learning, but fiction is just more fun and rewarding to me. I used to write quite a bit of poetry, but I doubt most of it holds up.

I love Supernatural. It has a very special place in my heart, having grown up with it. Omniscience would be crazy. I wouldn't like to know everything.

Writing feels different, though, less like I know everything and more like I'm discovering something.

It's gonna have to be spooky to go with my general vibe

Okay, now I can't really see any arguments against this. Monday morning, I'm quitting my job and getting on the garlic grind

I could never sell it. What good is money when you already have the sweet ambrosia that is garlic butter?

If I learned how to make garlic butter, nobody would ever hear from me again. That's all I would do. It would consume me

Eating those garlic knots was like turning away from the shadows and seeing the opening of the cave for the first time

I'm trying to sneak past my sleeping cat. I stumble, causing too much noise. I freeze, eyes fixed on his small, furry face. His ears twitch. His little eyes open. I turn to flee, but it's too late. He's awake. He sees me. Sleep is a distant memory to him now. All he craves is pets and chin scratches

It's always fun to revisit old stories. I'm really proud of everything I've put out so far, but I'm also excited about the stuff I'm working on now. It's a good place to be, feeling like your next story might be your best yet