Writing page · shelf now open
This page gathers creative nonfiction, essays, academic traces, fragments, and small pieces that connect research, books, games, collecting, and personal history.
Writing shelf
Writing has moved through many forms here: academic work, digital humanities projects, creative fragments, essays, notes, and the ordinary practice of trying to shape experience into something readable.
This page makes space for both the formal and the casual: past projects with records behind them, new pieces that may stay small, and experiments that belong to the slower pace of this site.
The aim is not a productivity archive. It is a place to keep writing available without pretending that every piece has to become a performance, a job, or a finished professional object.
First shelf item
Creative nonfiction
A short piece about arriving in Edmonton to begin a PhD, written as practice after rereading Stephen King’s On Writing. The page is structured as a node that can connect sideways to Research, Collection, About, and future archive threads. A related collection entry now follows the Stephen King novel that first made the horror shelf make sense.
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Links, notes, context, and plain-language pathways into past scholarly work and related research projects.
Shorter pieces about books, games, collecting, archives, internet memory, and the strange meanings that gather around ordinary objects.
Casual creative writing, experiments, unfinished things, and small pieces that may grow only as much as they need to.
Best viewed gently
This page will change at an irregular pace. It is meant to hold writing without forcing it into a schedule, a brand, or a claim about capacity.
