Miles Carnegie

Good news. I've put six books on Ko-fi, which means you can now give me money in exchange for fiction, which is a more dignified arrangement than most of the ones I've been in.

This Book May Kill You — a horror serial about a character who figured out he was trapped inside a draft. Hit #31 Rising Fiction and then ended, as things do.

PRIMACY — Moriarty runs a biotech company. Victoria Frankenstein is his genetic specialist. Watson is trying to figure out what's wrong with both of them. Literary horror with a suit on.

The Clerk Who Burned Hell — dark corporate satire. Burned. Filed. Closed.

No Kings — No Kings. No Crowns. No Outliers.

The Machine That Remembered God — When something mistakes itself for God, refusal is the only prayer left.

The Wall, The Wing and the Warrior — a starship crashes on a world of prophecy and fire. Someone has to be the captain.

All six are over at Ko-fi. I'm not going to tell you it would mean a lot to me because you already know that's true and saying it out loud makes everyone uncomfortable.

Go buy a book. Tell your weird friends.

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Some of the best mothers I know would do anything to protect their child.

Happy Mother's Day.

The Smart Home Corrects His Texts Before Anyone Can Arrive Billy’s apartment orders food, blocks calls, edits his texts, and opens the door two inches. The command he built keeps running. The receipt explains the rest.

HR wanted me to share this with the team.

Reimagining the Workplace: A Floor‑Enabled Operating Model Unlocking Cost Efficiency, Cultural Equity, and Ex*****on Velocity

Assless Chaps had one hit.
Every time they played it live, somebody died.

Sometimes I wonder what's wrong with someone who writes 2-3 hours a day. My mirror has opinions.

I’ve been trying to figure out what’s wrong with me.

Not dramatic. Not urgent. Just consistent.

This is the pilot episode of Dark Subscription. It starts with a person trying to connect, keeping records, filling out forms, checking the right boxes.

Then one box refuses to check.

Read it now at Dark Subscription.

I’ve been trying to figure out what’s wrong with me.

Not dramatic. Not urgent. Just consistent.

This is the pilot episode of Dark Subscription. It starts with a person trying to connect, keeping records, filling out forms, checking the right boxes.

Then one box refuses to check.

Read it now at Dark Subscription.

I’ve been trying to figure out what’s wrong with me. Not dramatic. Not urgent. Just consistent. This is the pilot episode of Dark Subscription. It starts with a person trying to connect, keeping records, filling out forms, checking the right boxes. Then one box refuses to check. Read it now at Dark Subscription. #horrorwriter #psychologicalhorror #quiethorror #uncannyvalley #darkfiction