Fiction. Myth. Music. The Conch — a sequel to Lord of the Flies. The NeuroSpicy Gospels — three works using biblical figures as a mythic lens. I Am Joshua — an album by Wolf and the Machine. A Psychosocial Profile — a behavioral character study. The Icarus Letter. The body of work that came out of the experience, made through story instead of argument. Show, don't tell.
Three works in conversation with biblical narrative, through the frame of neurodivergent experience. Literary nonfiction in the tradition of comparative theology and behavioral biblical reading — Kazantzakis, Saramago, Pullman, Crossan. Not a theological project. Not a personal claim. Pattern recognition as a literary tool.
The project preface is what the three works depend on. It explains what the project is and isn't. It places the works inside their literary tradition. Read it before the works themselves if any of this is unfamiliar.
Read the project preface →The musical work belongs to the same mythologizing project as the Gospels above. I Am Joshua released July 4, 2025 — months before this site existed. Two more albums are in active composition: Salt, White Shell and The NeuroSpicy Gospels (album). Track previews, streaming links, and the full story behind the work live on the dedicated music page.
One piece of fiction so far. More may come.
A behavioral profile of one community founder, drawn from documented correspondence and public communications, evaluated against the DSM-5 criteria for narcissistic personality disorder. The form is clinical; the project is character study. It sits in Creative Processing because the work is recognizing a pattern by writing it down.
One published letter that frames the use of a pen name across a portion of this work.