I'm an overambitious Irish troper. To date, my only completed works are
What You Are In The Dark,
Trembling Dice
and
A Frayed Knot, all entries in
The Slender Man Mythos.
I'm an aspiring writer and musician, currently working on three fiction blogs, a fantasy novel, a similarly fictional vlog, material for several albums and a volume of poetry, as well as occasional short stories and stand-alone songs (told you I'm overambitious);
- Inherit My Fear - the vlog sequel to What You Are In The Dark, concerning friends and relatives of WYAITD's protagonist trying to find out what really happened to him.
- Faded Giants - a fantasy novel set in an extreme alternate history Russia over a thousand years after mankind overthrew the demigods that once ruled the world. In the post-magical age, a detective finds his investigations into a series of ethnic murders frustrated by an overzealous hunter of the deposed demigods who still live secretly in human society.
- Little Lion Man - a survivor of the Slender Man starts a blog to dispense advice to the younger generation.
- Over The Electric Grapevine - a laidback servant of the Slender Man tries to blog about music but his employment gets in the way.
- What Dreams May Come - a young amnesiac woman living in a homeless refuge in Chicago starts seeing memories in her dreams and decides to record them in order to find out who she is and why she lost her memory.
- Integrity - the Spiritual Successor to WYAITD, concerning the daily life of Irish acting student Sufjan McBride, his girlfriend Shannon and his conflicts with arch-asshole Royal Richardson.
- The Age of Plastic - a book of poetry based on themes of wonder and its death, modern society's apathy to beauty and the triumph of human emotion.
Bits and pieces can be seen
on my deviantart. I also maintain
a personal blog.
Tropes found in my works:
Other
- Title Drop: Many, in both my songs and my poems.
- Lyrical examples include "Be The Atom Bomb", "Edge", "The Face of an Angel", "No Puedo Vivir", "The Clouds Alone Shall Judge Us", "Now It's All Up To You, Kid", "A Motive and a Man", "Let There Be Light", "No Gods, No Masters", "Dead In December" and "Muddy Pools".
- Poetic examples include "The Sacrifice", "A Million Miles", "A Blank Skyline", "Slow Down", "Floods", "Soon It Will Turn", "Castle", "Tone" and "We Walked Through The Fields".
- Worldbuilding: Lots for my stories, to various extents. Some are just a few token names, others have languages, mythologies, cosmologies, etc.
