On Brooding
[Poem] Remember to brood every once in a while. On Brooding.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] Remember to brood every once in a while. On Brooding.pdfGoogle Docs
[Fiction] [Short story] [Absurdist sword & sorcery] Blagg the Jester amuses himself when he is sent to hell by a spiteful sorcerer. IN REVIEW AT SWORD & SORCERY MAGAZINE
[On Power] The 20th century has spawned a monopoly on governance. With its powerhouse economy, cultural institutions, and unrivaled military, the U.S. has managed to completely dominate the world for a century. The U.S. victory of WWI and WWII has allowed them to "export democracy" to
[Poem] Where do we get when a society no longer rewards virtue and restraint? Resentment and bitterness, probably. Written in December 2025. Wretched Virtue.pdfGoogle Docs
[On Power] With the advent of Trump, the United States has seen something of a renaissance in political thought, particularly on the right. For the first time since World War II, the neo-liberal and neo-conservative monopoly yielded to a surge of nationalism and populism. Political thinkers from the nationalist pre-WWII
[On Power] From "we live in a democracy" to "we live in a republic", both are laughable at best. At one point, we might have lived under one of these. However, both terms have been so thoroughly distorted through years of state and media propaganda, that
[Research] [Abstract] [ICCE] Authored by Dr. Shengzhe Wang and myself, this abstract investigates the two-way interactions between a breaking wave and a floating breakwater through the numerical solver, DualSPHysics. Submitted to ICCE (International Conference on Coastal Engineering) for their 2026 conference. ICCE 2026_LB1_SW2.pdfGoogle Docs
[Music] [Instrumental] Co-written by myself and the great Steven Wesson way back in 2018. The first music I have ever recorded.
[Poem] [Political] Taking a slightly more literal meaning of Murray N. Rothbard's essay, "The Anatomy of the State", I wrote this to express my contempt in the most grotesque way possible. Written in November 2025. Anatomy of the State.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Biblical] One of the greatest virtues that does not get enough attention is the 'virtue of creation'. While I am not Christian, I write this poem from a Christian lens, with the virtue coming from God. Written in November 2025. On The Virtue of Creation.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Cosmic horror] This poem is written from the perspective of Lovecraft. In life, he was a staunch materialist. This poem asks whether he really believed that or if he was lying to himself to keep himself sane. Written in November 2025. A Midnight Memoir from H.P. Lovecraft.pdfGoogle
[Poem] [Cosmic horror] [Nietzschean] I wrote this after comparing the ideologies of Nietzsche and Lovecraft. For Lovecraft, the protagonist would go mad from staring into the abyss. For Nietzsche, the Ubermensch was the one who would not. However, to what extent is madness enlightenment? This is my second most ambitious
[Poem] [Historical] [Political] A poem about the historical fall of the Roman Republic. It is partially written from the perspective of Brutus, who viewed Rome through rose-colored glasses. Written in September 2025. Folly (For Liberty).pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Horror] As a child, I convinced myself that I did not know how to sleep. I was 'plagued' by nightmares. Written in late 2025. IN REVIEW AT MARROW MAGAZINE
[Poem] [Romance] [Cosmic horror] Not everything is what it seems. Written in late 2025. A Date in Heaven.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Partial prose] [Mythological horror] On the stage, what is there to believe? Is he sincere? Sincere but crazy? Morbidly joking? What would it sound like in a different setting? Mildly experimental. Written in early 2025. Comedy Night.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Ode] [Romance] "Ceibo" is the national flower of Argentina. Ceibo.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] This poem is related to a weird experience of sudden consciousness I felt when I was a child. I wonder if there are those who have never had it. Written in early 2023. Advice from someone who remembered to breathe.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Political] [Experimental] This poem, at its heart, is about how the state distorts the truth. Written in early 2023. Riddles for the Truthseeker.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Partial prose] [Grotesque horror] I remember writing this one within about an hour after a strange dream I had. I have a soft spot for it. Written in early 2023. There is something growing out of my fingers.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Romance] [Historical] My second attempt at a 'love' poem. No real motivation to try and publish this one. Written in September 2023. The Eighth Wonder.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Cosmic horror] [Mythological horror] The most ambitious poem I have ever written. Three distinct parts. The second is a poem adaption of "The Last Incantation" by Clark Ashton Smith. Over 1300 words. Started in early 2022 and finished in early 2023. Unpublished but wish to change that.
[Poem] A poem on the inevitability of change. I have always wanted to expand this one, and I will one day. Written in late 2021. The Shift.pdfGoogle Docs
[Poem] [Satire] [Political] This early poem is about the illusion of democracy and how it's used as a weapon to justify the power of horrible people. The AABB rhyme scheme is meant to sound ridiculous. Written in early 2021. “Our Democracy”.pdfGoogle Docs