All the Lonely People

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All the Lonely People After his wife dies, our protagonist is faced with the internal struggle of loss and grief while trying to raise his three-year old daughter.

It's an exploration of love, family, death, and what comes after.

And so, before leaving her to her dreams, I lean over and say, “Hey, lady. Tomorrow’s mommy’s funeral. Tomorrow we say g...
28/08/2022

And so, before leaving her to her dreams, I lean over and say, “Hey, lady. Tomorrow’s mommy’s funeral. Tomorrow we say goodbye.”

Part 1, Chapter 1 is live on

“Tell me a story,” Eleanor says, but I can’t think of one. At least not one with a happy ending. I try to think of princesses and castles, but all I can (...)

If you're on Royal Road, I've been posting chapters from the now (mostly) completed book. In 8 days, the entire story wi...
28/08/2022

If you're on Royal Road, I've been posting chapters from the now (mostly) completed book. In 8 days, the entire story will be out.

When our narrator's wife dies, he struggles to be a good parent to his daughter, Eleanor. He wants to be, but he is stuck in a whirlwind of depression; seeing all of his mistakes past and present and how they would negatively impact Eleanor. When he starts having visions of his wife, he starts t...

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Welcome to “All the Lonely People”

All the Lonely People started as an idea for a short film five years ago. The idea was the publish a novella the same time a short film was released online to create an immersive visual experience. The novella was written as was the script for the short film.

Things happened, the idea faded into the background of life: moving, job changes, kids.

Recently the story reentered my mind. Unfortunately the original manuscripts were gone. I hunted every online source I could think of until I found a PDF of the novella tucked away in a Facebook Message sent a few years earlier.

Re-reading it, I saw how influenced my writing was by who I was back then, and frankly, it wasn’t that good of a story. So I took the framework, the foundation of what that story was and rewrote it.