Life
On the Life and Legacy of Slavering Sam
Subscribers who have received the most recent delivery of digital artifacts from the 2030s “internet” era have undoubtedly noticed the adult materials featuring male pornstar Sam Spinelli, better known in his day by the stage name “Slavering Sam.”
By Sam Spinelli3 months ago in Writers
A Secretive Author Revealed. Honorable Mention in The Posthumous Author Challenge.
Jenifer Nim (1990-2060) was born Jenifer Catherine Smith in Bangor, Wales (where her father was posted in the Air Force) to a family she would later describe as “mad as a box of frogs.” Being a military family, they relocated frequently and she spent her formative years moving around the UK and Germany. She would tell friends this was the reason why she could never stay still for too long, and indeed, the longest she ever lived in one place was 5 years in London in her mid-twenties.
By Jenifer Nim3 months ago in Writers
The Author They Invented After I Was Gone
In the decade since Darla Mae Seely's passing, her work has undergone the kind of metamorphosis that only death can grant: a once‑quiet writer, known mostly within small online circles, has become a subject of academic fascination. Critics now speak of her with the same reverent uncertainty reserved for artists who never expected to be studied at all.
By Darla M Seely3 months ago in Writers
A Man of Many Interests. Runner-Up in The Posthumous Author Challenge.
Imagine, for a moment, leaving behind a legacy that is witnessed - and cherished - by millions . A lifelong creative, your artistic endeavors are at last rewarded (posthumously, mind you) with admiration across the entire globe. (Huzzah!)
By Gabriel Huizenga3 months ago in Writers
The Marginal Life of Aarsh Malik
Aarsh Malik published one collection of poetry in his life. It is called Small Weather , it ran to sixty-one pages, and it sold, by his publisher's own generous estimate, under three hundred copies. For thirty-four years afterward, he worked as an editor and translator, uncredited on most covers, thanked in a paragraph of acknowledgments if he was lucky, shaping other people's sentences for a living while, as far as anyone knew, quietly setting his own aside.
By Aarsh Malik3 months ago in Writers
The woman who may or may not have insulted me. Honorable Mention in The Posthumous Author Challenge.
The thirty-second encounter It's not the first time I’ve grabbed my pen to write about this author. Or the fifth. But it is the first time I’ve actually published a piece.
By Cristal S.3 months ago in Writers
