Connor’s Works
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Tom’s Murder (Original Short Story)
A suburban affair curdles into obsession, manipulation, and violence as one man insists he is the only person who truly understands the woman next door.
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The Chorus Says No (Original Napkin Poetry)
Original napkin poetry.
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Scrolling (Original Napkin Poetry)
Original Napkin Poem (Short poem completed in less than five minutes.)
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Natural Law, Divine Law: A Practical Theory of Magic (Philistine Grimoire #1)
Magic is not divided between black and white, but between the material and the divine. What follows is a practical guide to the laws, rituals and powers that govern both.
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Do You Even Like Women?
The gender war is boring, corrosive, and mostly bullshit. Women aren’t a monolith, men aren’t either, and human attraction has never been a mathematical formula.
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Sexualizer (Original Napkin Poetry)
A poem about desire, repetition, and what remains when intimacy loses its meaning.
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This Cat Can’t be Skinned Again (Philistine Neo-Noir #1)
A Bagman for the Civil Disobedience Unit takes a routine assignment that quickly spirals into blackmail, murder, and betrayal. In a city where everyone is disposable, he learns too late that even the men doing the disappearing can disappear themselves.
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Sleep (Original Napkin Poem)
A short poem about sleep, memory, loneliness, and the strange things that visit us in the night.
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Philistine Case Files Presents: Case #003 – Addictive Gambling
A look at the machinery of addictive gambling, where entertainment turns into compulsion, losses become fuel, and the promise of one more win keeps people feeding the machine.
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Philistine Case Files Presents: Case #002 – Kuru
What if Kuru never truly disappeared? Philistine Case Files examines prion disease, cannibalism, CJD, missing persons, and the uncomfortable possibility that some “eradicated” horrors may simply have learned to hide behind more respectable names.
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