Leaving for Mexico

Sorry to break the bad news, my autistic folk, but if you can read this message, me and my parents will be going away to the airport tomorrow and to Mexico on the day after that with my sister, Rebecca, her groom-to-be, Evan Kirkpatrick, and my grandmother (on my mom's side). But not to worry. Until we get back on April 9th, feel free to take a look at any of my pages that show all the short stories I made, that I sent to you and that you haven't read yet and comment them for me.

A Day in the Life of Ted T-Rex

You've known that the Tyrannosaurus Rex is the king of all dinosaurs, even with such a big head and such little arms. Well, what if they're not useless to help it out? I made a new short story just for you. I call it "A Day in the Life of Ted T-Rex." It shows our titular character struggling to solve his difficult problem with his short arms. Let me know if you like it.

Hundreds of Oddballs

A few years ago, when I was at Pine Ridge Secondary School, I drew a few of those conceptual designs on a new story that I thought would be making called "Hundreds of Oddballs." A few years later, I revived it into a new short story for those of you with autism. And to top it off, it tells the story of the titular creatures of many different shapes and forms, the Oddballs themselves, using their wits and teamwork to drive away a hungry, ogre-like creature known as the Grumpre. Let me know if you like it.

The Luck of the Irish

Top of the morning to you! St. Patrick's Day is here, and to celebrate this lucky holiday, I made another new short story for you. I called it "The Luck of the Irish." It details our narrator discovering the good luck from a four-leaf clover he found during his vacation in Ireland. Let me know if you like it. Happy St. Patrick's Day, my autistic folks!

The Little Kappa

If you were autistic enough to go to Japan, then I think I made myself a new short story for you. I called it "The Little Kappa." It details the life of a young Kappa venturing out into the surface of ancient Japan. Let me know if you like it.

The Gnortch

If you have an autistic vision of fantasy, then I made a new short story just for you. I call it "The Gnortch." It shows a valiant knight preparing to do battle with a titular, dragon-like monster. Let me know if you like it.