Auden WrightShould We Ban Offensive Books?Hullo fellows, I was going through old drafts and found this. I decided at the time it was redundant griping and ignored publishing it, but…Feb 72Feb 72
Auden WrightWhere We Began“This is where we began.” He lifts a fork, appraises her, catches the flight of angels, pops air into his void of a mouth. The room reeks…Jul 28, 20231Jul 28, 20231
Auden WrightTigress of the Shrubland (16)Branches busted through the walls, windows, roof, and floor. The pine tree grew at an impossible speed in all directions. Miss Staghorn…May 3, 2023May 3, 2023
Auden WrightTigress of the Shrubland (15)Janice preferred laundry day, with the open air and sun upon her; and as an added perk, you could see anyone coming before they got close…Apr 19, 2023Apr 19, 2023
Auden WrightTigress of the Shrubland (14)Adapting to the slight movements of subjects was a challenge to which Charles was well accustomed; but not so with Miss Staghorn, who sat…Apr 12, 2023Apr 12, 2023
Auden WrightinThe Pro FilesQ&A with Auden WrightRecently (kind of), Ben Human asked me to do an interview as part of The Pro Files’ writer profile series. This also goes into my lack of…Apr 9, 20232Apr 9, 20232
Auden WrightTigress of the Shrubland (13)A slender man in a black suit, presumably the butler, smiled and made a short bow upon seeing the man. “Good morning, sir. You are ever…Nov 20, 2022Nov 20, 2022
Auden WrightTigress of the Shrubland (12)He turned out at a chimney, like some unholy St. Nick. It was a warm evening, so the fire was not lit, but his coming startled the maid who…Sep 8, 2022Sep 8, 2022
Auden WrightTigress of the Shrubland (11)A symphony of flowers fluttered for miles in sea winds, impossibly close, incongruously splendid, a clash of environments suited to dreams.Sep 5, 2022Sep 5, 2022
