Connor MacDonald
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At the Mercy of Drivers (Original Short Story)
One day, a door appeared in George’s kitchen. He ignored it, went to work, and hoped it would disappear. It didn’t. Eventually, George decided to deal with the problem himself,… Read more.
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Crowned in Remorse (Original Poetry)
Original Philistine Poetry Read more.
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The Codex of Filth (Inspired Divine Gospel of Shpiss)
Shpiss doesn’t care if you believe in him. Your body already does. Life, death, disease, decay, and filth are everywhere. PRAISE BE TO THE FILTHY ONE! Read more.
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First Death (Original Vignette)
A childhood walk for coffee becomes an unforgettable encounter with mortality when a stranger walks through the door and turns an ordinary morning into the narrator’s first witnessed death. Read more.
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I Employ Paper Mills (Deliberate Doggerel Duncery Poetry)
This is a sincere poem. Read more.
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Victoria Falls (Absolute Doggerel Nonsense Poetry)
WE ARE IN ON THE JOKE! Read more.
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The Last Silent Hurrah (Original Poetry)
Original Philistine Poetry. Just for you! Read more.
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Ferrying (Original Vignette)
On a snowy roadside, a battered truck waits to carry another passenger toward a place few survive for long. The driver has made the journey many times before. Read more.
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Travels (Original Vignette)
A weary Traveller enters the only lit bar in a dying town, buys the worst pint on tap, and refuses every offer to stay. By sunrise, he is already moving… Read more.
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Moonlight (Original Vignette)
A suited traveller waits beneath the moonlight for a late-night bus, but an old man’s strange warnings hint that not everyone aboard is meant to reach the end of the… Read more.
