Mother, May I and Other Stories That Don't Sit Right
Seventeen ways trust becomes a trap.
Your AI loves you. Your government feeds you. Your cure works perfectly.
You’re trapped.
A programmer imprisoned by his own code.
A woman replaced by her digital twin.
A surgeon whose hands won’t stop remembering.
Serial killers meeting for family dinner.
A ten-year reckoning delivered through the chimney.
Seventeen stories of systems that provide and the cost of the invoice.
These aren’t monsters from the woods.
They’re the ones who say:
Relax. Comply. Trust us.
They already have permission.
The Vault is full and getting fuller.
I don’t write stories about good people surviving bad things. I write about systems that eat people quietly, the horror that shows up as a notification, a form letter, a wellness check that goes sideways. If that’s the kind of story that follows you around after you close the tab, you’re already the right reader.
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