Our Authors

Corin Wesk writes about complicated relationships, bad timing, private jokes, and the things people mean but rarely say clearly. His work tends to stay close to the awkward, funny, and sometimes messy parts of intimacy.

Buck Harrow writes about family disasters, public embarrassment, and the kind of story that gets funnier every time somebody retells it. His humor is loud, observant, and usually rooted in people behaving exactly like people.

J. Pernell writes quiet, character-driven stories where the tension often sits just under the surface. A pause, a changed tone, or one small decision can matter more than anything said out loud.

Dale Cristal writes about second chances, reinvention, and the moment a person realizes the life they built no longer fits. Her characters are imperfect, practical, and usually trying to figure things out as they go.