The Chaos Station website has a page of extras that includes playlists, excerpts, interviews, trivia, and cut scenes from the series. Some of the links have expired, though, due to the sad disappearance of many review blogs. Because I dislike the idea of lost links, I thought I’d repost some of the missing content here,ContinueContinue reading “First Contact”
Category Archives: Fiction
Bird Chatter
Once upon a time, Lex Chase hosted something called Flash Fiction Fridays on her blog. To those invited to participate, she would send a picture, a random sentence, and the encouragement to make of it what we could. “Bird Chatter” came from the following prompt: “Something about him is…off.” It’s not the weirdest thing I’veContinueContinue reading “Bird Chatter”
Counting Out
Counting Out is the last story in the Counting series! I first made it available to newsletter subscribers, now I’m making it available to everyone else. A little bit about the story: it was meant to be 5000 words. Then 10000. I think it ended up somewhere over 20k, which makes it significantly longer thanContinueContinue reading “Counting Out”
A Family for Felix and Zed
I created Sim!Felix and Sim!Zed last year to celebrate two years of Chaos Station. I had so much fun playing the guys in a contemporary setting and couldn’t get over how much like their story counterparts they were. I selected their traits, so it shouldn’t have been as surprising as it was to see themContinueContinue reading “A Family for Felix and Zed”
Flash Fiction: “Dad’s Side of the Family” and “Falling”
One of my favourite aspects of flash fiction is the chance to explore another story for a while without having to commit. The world-building happens on the fly, while you’re writing, and the characters inhabit only that moment, or those moments during which the story happens. It’s like visiting another world for just a littleContinueContinue reading “Flash Fiction: “Dad’s Side of the Family” and “Falling””
Kelly Jensen 