Hello, everyone.

Welcome to Tenebrae in Aeternum - my repository of surreal, mind-bending horror. It likely won't surprise you to hear that H.P. Lovecraft's work heavily inspires what you'll find here. And so, a fair warning: the tales within deal in twisted, malevolent forces that pure-hearted protagonists cannot overcome. Such is the nature of cosmic horror. But don't despair - there's light to be found in the dark... if you're willing to look for it.

So, what might you encounter in Tenebrae?

You might meet a goddess who tends mechanical fae in a garden of decaying ships beneath the burning coal of the Immaculate Father.

You might hear the whispers of an eyeless cat through your bedroom mirror as a wraith deity drives a pillar of ice through the heart of the White City.

You might find yourself trapped within the stomach of the Great Devourer, caught in the clash of engineers dueling for the Pallid Throne.

Whatever the case - tread lightly. The cat may be blind, but the abyss is not.

And what about me, you ask?

By day, I'm a researcher studying infectious diseases. My thesis focused on parasitic infections and exploring therapies to combat them. An early fascination with monsters led me here - who knew? These days, I work on blood cancers and test vaccines against viral threats.

But come nightfall, the real work begins. I trade pipette for pen and write about the things that gnaw and slither in the dark. The monster behind the closet door. The flutter of a moth's wing against glass. The sound of a curtain drawn, or the turning of a page. I hear them. Perhaps you do too.

Did you know I've published several books? 

If you enjoy the strange horrors I weave here, consider picking up a copy of The Pallid War or The Oxidized Garden. Every bit of support helps keep the monsters fed - and the lights just dim enough. 

Check out my website link for more information and thank you for stopping by!