Welcome, brave wanderer.
Youâve just entered a space where essays and fiction bite. Sometimes they nibble. Sometimes they leave scars. Depends on the day. And my mood.
If youâre into cute vibes, soft opinions, or bland bloggy takes â this is probably not for you.
If you like sharp stories, bold essays, and the occasional cursed fox?
You mightâve just found home.
đĄ What Youâll Find Here
Essays on cultural decay, modern dysfunction, and why âjust be yourselfâ should be enough
Fiction with teeth: haunted tech, corporate demons, emotional sabotage, and cursed chin hairs, that sort of thing
Serials, like The Devil and Edith Olsen, where a literal demon is slowly being spiritually colonized by the ghost of a Midwestern church lady
Fox Story Anthology, a loosely linked set of surreal, haunting tales orbiting a white fox. Itâs a mythos of grief, memory, and the uncanny.
Itâs not cute.
Itâs not soothing.
But it is sharp, weird, and occasionally devastating in the best way.
đ Where should you start?
That depends on you. What are you craving?
đ§ Essays that ruminate and occasionally bite
Integrity Is a Quiet Revolution: Because honor matters, someone had to say it, and I wasnât in the mood to be nice about it.
Welcome to the Burnout Economy: The only corporate loyalty left is to your own damn sanity. How corporate America forgot that humans arenât disposable...
What Ever Happened to Just Being Yourself?: Social media promised connection, but rewards performance. We thought being real was enough â until we watched the numbers.
đ Fiction that leans to the dark and snarky
The Hollowing: It started small â a dinner I couldnât remember, a name Iâd misplaced. But I know something inside me is eating everything I am.
Rapunzel, Reimagined for the Middle-Aged Woman: When tweezers fail and exorcists flee, there's only one option left. Rapunzel's not cursed. She's done.
The Watcher: An AI bears witness to societyâs slow-motion collapse, cataloging our rise, fall, and reality TV obsession with clinical detachment⊠and something dangerously close to feeling.
đŠ Quiet hauntings and softer thoughts
The Fox in the Yard â A soft story with sharp teeth about a white fox. This is the first in an anthology of short stories about the fox.
Shared Threads: A Digital Haunting â When a group chat outlives one of its members, strange things can happen. A modern haunting in pings, silence, and love that never logged off.
Night Patrol: When the sea goes quiet, an elder dragon knows trouble is near. One night patrol leads to music, mentorship, and the beginning of two voices instead of one.
đ„Ł Snarky Serial(s)
Thereâs just the one for now, but I have another in the works, and who knows what happens after that?
The Devil and Edith Olsen: Part 1: Take one snarky demon. Add the ghost of a midwestern church lady. Result? A very unproductive day in Hell.
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Like essays but hate demons? Fine. Weirdo.
Love weird fiction but allergic to real-world opinions? Also fine. Still weird.
Want the whole chaos buffet? Sit back and let it all roll in.
Control what you get. When you get it.
Youâre driving the hearse now.
However you float, Iâm glad youâre here.
Now go read something sharp enough to leave a mark.
đ Final Notes
Thanks again for joining Snark Floats. That makes you cooler than at least 80% of the internet.
If you like what you read, share the word with someone whoâll get it.
Iâm glad youâre here. And always feel free to reach out in chat if you have questions or suggestions!
Thanks for floating by.
âJenifer (the chaos bard behind the curtain)
Well organized, I admire, certainly when a writer's mind is always all over the place ... thank goodness for the post-it notes, push pins & bulletin boards :)
Oh yes, we do have to give some of that gratitude to our helpers, in your case Hex :) without that sturdy, but loving push ... where would our words be?