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  • February 20, 2026

    Love is a Working Title: Jacob

    I don’t know what in the subconsciousness is happening this year, dear readers, but this story is both from 2019 AND is a crossover.  I swear to you that none of this was planned.  But here we are, and here we go.  As I mentioned in an earlier entry, the next-to-last big stint I did…

  • February 13, 2026

    Love is a Working Title: Jack

    This story makes me sad, not because I lost love, but because I lost someone I considered to be a good friend.  Also, this story is YET ANOTHER CROSSOVER, and I’m just starting to realize how wild 2018 and 2019 were.  Here goes.  Back in late 2016/early 2017, I became good friends with one of…

  • February 13, 2026

    Love Is A Working Title: Peter

    Today’s entry takes us all the way back to 2018, which also marks the next-to-last time I had any sort of extended stint on dating apps. I affectionately refer to this phase of my life as my “Baby Slut” phase, as an homage to the shirt Titus wore to get Mikey’s attention on Unbreakable Kimmy…

  • February 6, 2026

    Love is a Working Title: Tom

    Friends, I would like to take you on a journey if I may.  Let’s travel all the way back to my freshman year of high school… …which was somehow 20 years ago. WOOF.  In today’s entry, I want to share with you the story of Tom.  Like a lot of teen romances, this moment with…

  • January 30, 2026

    Love is a Working Title: 2026

    Friends, it’s somehow already that time again.  That magical time of the year when I share five stories from my love life with the internet.  If this is your first encounter with Love is a Working Title, you’re in for a treat.  Love is a Working Title has been a passion project of mine for…

  • January 1, 2026

    365 Days of Doing Something

    It wouldn’t be a new year without a new creative project. And I’m honestly really, really stoked about this one.  I was perusing Instagram reels a few nights back, and I stumbled across an account (aka tiny_ghosts) where Kat, the creator, decided to do a 30-day challenge she dubbed “Just F*cking Doing Something.”  I loved this…

  • October 27, 2025

    31 Day Horror Challenge: 27. Creepy Neighbors

    How well do you really know your neighbors? There’s something especially heinous when the real evil only lies a few feet from your own front door.  I think that’s why this particular subgenre IS so terrifying—there have been so many real cases of people discovering their neighbors have done terrible things.  In the spirit of Summer of 84, I…

  • October 24, 2025

    31 Day Horror Challenge: 24. Don’t Go In The Basement

    As a millennial, I can confirm that I never answer numbers I don’t know. And occasionally, I don’t even answer the ones I do. That’s why I have to remind myself that there was actually a time where we all enjoyed using landlines and talking on the phone for hours on end. (At least I…

  • October 22, 2025

    31 Day Horror Challenge: Day 22 – Wes Craven Deep Cut

    Man, I love witches. Honestly, they might be my favorite type of character. From characters shrouded in mystery like Elly Kedward to fashionable demon ass-kickers like the Halliwells, I LOVE me some good witch content.  In a recent episode of The Boulet Brothers’ Creatures of the Night, Drac and Swan ranked some of their favorite witches…

  • October 19, 2025

    31 Day Horror Challenge: Day 19 – Based on a Book

    Horror comedies can be divisive, but I personally fall into the pro camp. In my humble opinion, the line between horror and comedy is so thin because you’re trying to evoke big emotions with both. That’s why comedians tend to make such excellent horror directions.  Plus, y’know, my sense of humor sometimes skews a little…

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