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Science fiction & fantasy, a bit of horror, and even some sassy political commentary!

 

Ursula K. Le Guin called on writers to imagine new ways of living… new ways to conduct ourselves as a society. I’ve taken those words to heart, and I want you to join me as I imagine and explore what it means to live as a human being in a world full of monsters.

Dead of night
Light of Day

An exploration into horror.

Twenty short stories, horrific in nature, for you to enjoy in a dark room with creepy music streaming through the air.

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Into and Out of Religion

Deconstructing my religious trauma to help you with yours! This is the story of me getting into religion and then getting out of it. Deconstructing my faith has been a wild ride, complete with bumps and turns, and even some unintended consequences. Come along for the ride and listen to my story. Maybe it can help you, or help a loved one. Inside, you'll get:

  • Seven crazy things youth ministers told me

  • Mild experiences that camouflaged the trauma

  • Insufficient answers to questions like, "Where did God come from?"

  • Bigotry disguised as love

  • See what happens when you strike a match inside a religion-imprisoned mind

Get all that, and more, as I detail my experiences in the church and then how it all fell apart when I attended a Christian university!

 Contains One or More Demons

Four stories to explore the darker side of getting killed or tormented.

A little bit body horror, a little bit haunting. Some torment and some death. Blood. Fear. The unknown.

And also: a demon, but maybe more than one.

Take a ride down a few dark paths and see where they lead.

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PROVING GROUNDS

Enter a man, leave a god. That’s the choice laid out for Howard once he accidentally opens a portal to another realm. He enters a fever-dream reality, forcing him to grow or die. Is he up to the challenge? Can he enter as a man and emerge a god?

Follow along this surreal journey through the Proving Grounds.

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Graveyard Ultra Death
A short Story
By Caleb Rogers

 

A night of drinking and fondling becomes a night of terror for two unlucky couples. Maybe the old graveyard isn’t as abandoned as they thought. Will anyone survive?

 

Some Popular Articles.

 

Is the Democratic Party Evil?

 

Not too long ago, I got a letter in the mail. In that overall-unhinged letter was the accusation that the Democratic Party was super evil. Here, read for yourself…

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Exercise is Great and All, but Once You Hit 40…

 

I’ve exercised most of my life. As a kid, I ran around constantly. Chasing, soccer, being chased, soldier, Lazer Tag (the original), or climbing every tree and rope I could find. I had some off-time because of life being life, but always got right back in the swing of things when I was on. After I turned 40, it all fell apart. I had to move or die (exaggeration).

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The Republican Party is Dead Already.

 

The Republican Party, the good old GOP, is already dead. I’ve got some opinions about it, so here they are.

I was raised as a republican, the same way we bring a kid up in the religion of their parents. 

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“Gen Z won’t know what to do with him. Good thing Boomers have all the money!”

— Caleb Rogers, amazing person



“What did I just read?”

— Caleb Rogers, who, in the first grade, won first place in the baking category of his elementary school fair

About caleb

Hi. I write articles, commentary, short stories, and novels, and I do so while trusting some questionable AI to fix my grammar. I can do that because I’m a software engineer by trade (Computer Science degree and all) and therefore understand the algorithmic risks. I love dogs… even my 4 lbs. chihuahua that’s always trying to start some shit.

I’m generally quite silly, but I do actively work to make a difference in the world (a positive one!).

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