FICTION: The Last Thing She Never Saw

A/N: I wrote this as a weird pseudo-one-shot about Fallout: New Vegas. Basically, in the game, there’s a companion the player can choose to travel with named Boone. His wife, Carla, was sold to the game’s ‘villains’ by a citizen of the town, Novac, they lived in. After travelling to the villains’ camp, Boone finds and mercy kills Carla before she can be put to … Continue reading FICTION: The Last Thing She Never Saw

SX1000

After the famed yet failed super-glued-pringles-can attempt of 2017, you have, with the help of your dad who yearns for his two-decade-since-deceased “glory days” in a French field wherein he tried a space cake for the first and last time, successfully snuck your own cakes of the cosmos into a family-friendly, indie-rock festival.  Well done you.  Yesterday, your step-mother caught you smoking a cigarette and … Continue reading SX1000

POETRY: Sometimes I Unearth Dead Blondes and Carve them into Idols

1 If Diana was still here,  I can bet she’d be Rowling’s foil,   and much to the chagrin of her relations, would praise Harry’s not wanting to be royal.  I bet that she’d love Megan, they’d sit in her gardens at Kensington, so Diana could speak freely of luscious black hair  and dine with her daughter on salmon.  I always wanted a girl, she’d … Continue reading POETRY: Sometimes I Unearth Dead Blondes and Carve them into Idols

A Guide to Happy Music: Ed Sheeran’s ‘+’

You’ve got to hand it to him; what was once a name known only to hipsters in Camden is now world-famous. Whether you know him as your Monday morning motivation music or as a cringey, gingey sellout, Sheeran needs no introduction. But, for artists like Sheeran who make it big-time, the first album is always the most interesting. The rawest, plainest indicator of the style … Continue reading A Guide to Happy Music: Ed Sheeran’s ‘+’

SEO and the Death of the Internet 

Somewhere between 89-97% of internet users will not go past the first page of results when using a search engine.  I’ve written that statistic in its various forms more times than I can morally count, in a multitude of different, and yet all too similar, articles preaching new and improved ways to get your small business’s blog to the top of the results. Perfecting your … Continue reading SEO and the Death of the Internet 

FICTION: Simulated Nature Shit Machine

Ladies and gentlemen, it is my great pleasure to welcome you tonight, to one of the greatest nights in human history. Boy am I going to beat out that sea-scraping speech…I’m kidding, of course. All our work here at BioBeta is equally important. Some of it is just a little more exciting.  I have to start out with the necessary bits, so please disconnect your … Continue reading FICTION: Simulated Nature Shit Machine