Ashton Macaulay
Nearly Critically Acclaimed Author
Short Fiction Category
Chadpocalypse 1:3
Posted on May 21, 2017 11 Comments
This is the third chapter of my newest short story, Chadpocalypse. Parts 1-2 can be found here. 1:3 “Oh great, thanks Marvin, you’ve let the Jehovahs in again,” Chad yelled. It wasn’t an uncommon occurrence for various religious figures to come knocking at the doors of the apartment building, but the trick was to play […]
The Ghost Writer
Posted on May 19, 2017 Leave a Comment
This is another one-off I wrote at about the same time as Diary of a Dead Man. It’s a little darker, hope you enjoy. Sitting with his back to the faded, old window, it almost felt like he was alive. Outside the evening air was stale, held stagnant by a bitter chill. Red drapes hung […]
Diary of a Dead Man
Posted on May 11, 2017 Leave a Comment
Prologue It started simply with two individuals sitting in a coffee shop. One was Brian, a young, not-all-too-handsome man, with a slender frame. The other was a woman, dark, also slender, but with a shrewd look about her. Brian gazed down at the freshly wiped glass of the table as his coffee cup leaked […]
The Tracks
Posted on May 4, 2017 4 Comments
Here’s a short story I wrote about a year back about Nick Ventner in his early years, before Whiteout. Enjoy, and let me know what you think!
