Miles Carnegie here.
I spent twenty years in server rooms. I learned that every system we build is held together by hope and bad code. The screen in your pocket knows what you want before you do. The code tracks your next mistake. I write tech horror and sci-fi because the gap between the page and the news feed is narrowing.
I file these stories under fiction for legal reasons.
So what does that mean for the stories?
Look, we all know the drill. We’re all tired. The world is a lot. I don’t write stories to give you a lesson or a hug. I write because I want to see what happens when things go sideways. This isn’t high art for a coffee table. It is for people who miss stories that feel a little dangerous and a bit more honest.
I build the books from the ground up. I write the drafts and design the art. There are no corporate focus groups in this office. Just the work.
The shorts here are free to read. If you like those stories, buy the books. That is the best way to keep my operation running. If you already own my library and still want to help, there is a tip jar at the bottom of the page. It helps pay for the coffee and the time needed to finish the next nightmare.
If that sounds like your kind of trouble, I’d appreciate your support. I think you’ll appreciate the ride.
Miles to go
