Captian's Log Rambling About Vampires 11 Oct 202610 Oct 2026 There is, in essence, one thing that makes a vampire story, a vampire, but what is a vampire? A few years back, I was disappointed with Carpe Jugulum by Terry…
Captian's Log NER | Walking by Whores in a Zombie Apocalypse 7 Sep 2026 Well, NER has been good enough to publish another little bit of my prose, this time an essay. I would encourage any of my readers to pop on over there…
Captian's Log It Is Well 13 Jun 2026 Well, I haven't looked into it too closely, but I keep hearing that the New Who is officially over. Like putting a beloved pet down, the sadness which grips me…
Captian's Log Rambling Thoughts: Mustaches 3 Jun 2026 I was thinking about Poirot, specifically the television show with David Suchet. Poirot's illustrious mustaches must provide some sort of counterbalancing effect upon his otherwise orderly and methodical nature. Though…
Captian's Log Companions 17 May 202616 May 2026 I have thought, ere now, upon the differences between cats and dogs. I have had both, and loved both. I find myself longing to own a pet again. It is…
Captian's Log Half 7 May 20265 May 2026 What makes a man? A strange question. Often, pain is the answer. Struggle, always. Man is a monster of one leg and needs, if he is to get around, something…
Captian's Log Witness 3 May 202628 Apr 2026 People died for it. Those were the words that came from me. I have been playing a little of Daniel's three friends at work. You see, right now, everyone else…
Captian's Log Normie! 21 Apr 202618 Apr 2026 I don't know if you've ever seen the movie Plan 9 From Outer Space. It's one of those rare exceptions where a bad movie becomes entertainingly bad. Smarter, better versed…
Captian's Log Lovecraft Scandal 3 Mar 202628 Feb 2026 I was listening to some Lovecraft on my way into work one morning, an audio recording of "In the Vault" read by Jonathan Keeble. Now, I've always seen this as…
Captian's Log A Breather 18 Dec 202512 Dec 2025 He splashed the cool water against his face while leaning over the basin of the stainless steel sink. Its scuffed surface allowed only a dim shadow of a reflection; he…
