by Kenneth Clay
Irwin woke up back in his bed with a slight fog. Nothing too bad, just a little noticeable. And the second he got up and rubbed his eyes, his phone rang: “Hello?” “Irwin, how goes it?” It was his boss. “How do you always manage to call me right when I wake up?”...
by Kenneth Clay
And now, these next two chapters are later in Book One. Irwin arrived at the hospital just as the sun was beginning to go under the mountains. Desert sunsets were always the most beautiful. Shades of purple and pink stretching over the horizon. It created a vibe. The...
by Kenneth Clay
Hey there! This is from a book series I’m working on with a publisher attached. It’s the opening chapter. Keep your ears and eyes out for a series titled, “How To Go Back in Time.” “Wake up, Mr. Sander.” “Wake up, now.” “Wake up.”...
by Kenneth Clay
Alright, let’s take a little break. Relax. Breathe in. Feel it flow through your chest cavity, and your nose. Stretch a little bit. I decided to put a pause here, because I think you need it. We’ve ended on a bit of a high-note, so I feel this is welcome....
by Kenneth Clay
Payte walks around his small Arizona town at night. He has his vape, a pack of cigarettes, and a lighter on him. In the pocket of his shirt is a fifth of Popov vodka that he sips on. He gave a homeless man twenty bucks for it, and bought him breakfast with that money....
by Kenneth Clay
It’s hard to put into words where I’m at right now. The little poster of neon pyramids on my wall kind of swarms and swirls. Slowly, but surely, reality is breaking down. It’s like I’m just the tiniest drop in an infinite oceans. My ego is...
by Kenneth Clay
Depending on the article you read, psychologists will say that there are a certain number of types of loneliness. Whether it’s three, seven, or fifteen, there are different types of loneliness, which boil down to two main types. These are: 1. Existential...
by Kenneth Clay
When Cameron first saw my car, he mentioned going to Seligman, AZ and, “seeing what my car can do.” Seligman was a 120 miles away, and I had three-hundred miles. I also had ten-dollars for gas money. I called up Cameron and he answered rather quickly. “What’s...
by Kenneth Clay
It began five days ago. Josiah had called me up, saying that his babymama was gone for the week, and invited everyone to stay while she was gone. He ordered us all to bring alcohol, cigarettes, vapes, weed, and food. It was going to be a wild fucking week. I was at my...
by Kenneth Clay
The drive up to Maine was quiet. We weren’t arguing, jamming needles in our veins, or any of that shit. But there was just something missing. Everything we had, our friendships, our dynamics, had all fallen apart. We had beat our demons, we had healed, but there...
