we are shy, we are unfriendly recluses
>inventory
You have:
a collection of small stories
a rolodex
>examine stories
collection of small stories
Alexander Hammil is a collection of small stories — or microfiction, or flash fiction, as you prefer — written (mostly) by Andrew Seko. Here you’ll find detectives both private and public; dinosaurs; witches; demons and visionaries; murders; explorers; gods and monsters. Mostly these stories have little or nothing to do with each other, but sometimes they interact in strange and unexpected ways, like any good inventory item should.
>examine rolodex
rolodex
You spin the rolodex, and choose a few cards at random:
Written by Vicky Vengeance (a sometimes contributor), Cinerarium is a mostly-defunct review and analysis movie site, focusing on old, weird, and cult movies. It’s now sadly passed into the shadowed vale from which few blogs return, but it was something, back in the day.
The art blog of shadowy artistic contributor No one in particular. Lots of goblins, beast creatures and elegant black and white art.
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Hey there! Not sure if this is the right place but I head up the morning news at a TV station in Seattle and just saw a thread about a beefcake calendar of local men. The link in the tweeter’s bio directed me here. I’d love to shoot a piece on the story if that’s a possibility on the family’s end! Let me know.
Oh! I can ask, certainly. Let me email you.
Hi Alexander! I’d also love to interview you and your mom and aunts for an article in MEL Magazine if you guys are down lol — hit me up! quinn.myers@melindustries.com
I’ll pass it on to my mom!