Connor’s Works
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The Court of the Fleshmongers (Philistine Neo-Noir #2)
Heraclones is promised everything he wants, if he can retrieve one missing girl. But when a fellow fleshmonger decides that some flesh deserves to be free, Heraclones must decide what innocence is really worth.
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I Crawl Through Filth (Original Short Story)
Yerwik the Foul has been kicked out of town, replaced as the local eccentric, and left to rot in a cave full of sewage. Fortunately, the forgotten have a goddess of their own…and she has quests to hand out.
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Peering into the Unknown: A Practical Theory of Magic (Philistine Grimoire #2)
Dr. Oswald Widdershins returns with a practical guide to divination, spiritual contamination, protective equipment, and a ritual involving four chairs, a flute, and one profoundly unfortunate Fool.
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Rhythm (Original Napkin Poetry)
Original Philistine Napkin Poetry.
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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.
