Scrawl — verb: to write something in a hurried, careless way
NOTE FROM TY: The stories “Flossed”, “Gazpacho”, “Rocker Reality: TV Paradise”, “Mow”, “Life’s Gamble”, “The Greatest Halloween Prank Ever”, “Belly Up”, and “The Forest Behind Stanley Lane” have been hidden. Unfortunately, these are some of the best ones I’ve written.
A book of polished short stories (new ones included) is in the works during this time.
Meanwhile, expect alternative posts. Thank you.
Hell is a Box of Pizza
Back in the fall of 2021, I delivered pizzas on a bike. I was miserable. Here’s a little about that.
It’s Not Real, It’s like Something from a Video Game
Spilling blood, obtaining power, insolvable disputes, unattainable objectives - mankind has slaughtered each other for infinite reasons. War has adapted to technological advancements. There’s something peculiar about how young men still experience the elements of war. Some of the ‘players’, like my brother, are exceptional.
“Secret Ability” - A Satirical, Short Story
Brayleigh celebrates his 18th birthday. A satirical, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
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VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED:
Have a laugh with another short excerpt from a book twelve years in the making.
“The Monster Under my Bed (and what I did about it)” - A Satirical, Short Story
A boy takes care of business eight years later. A creepy, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
“23-Hour-a-Day Ray” - A Satirical, Short Story
A man encounters a strange fella. A satirical, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
“The Sinkhole” - A Horror, Short Story
They’re doing construction across the street when an accident happens. A scary, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
The Woods - 2007-2012: Reflecting on My Childhood
A reflective and nostalgic post about my childhood experiences in the woods behind my house.
“The Super Wheels Super Tournament” - A Satirical, Short Story
A girl finds an opportunity. A satirical, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
Don’t Blow ‘Yo Ego
In this post, I share the importance of building identity and why putting yourself first matters so much. Be bold but also be a good person. It’s up to you to find that fine line.
“‘Nanners” - A Satirical, Short Story
A boy plays with an alien. A wild, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
April Showers, Brings you Flowers, (If You Let Them)
In this post, I mention a nostalgic smell, a great message, and my plans for April. Relax and let the good in.
“Grandpappy Tells a Tale” - A Satirical, Short Story
An interesting short story, about a short story, by Ty Steinbrunner
A Self-Reflection on Patience
This is a post where I self-reflect about how I currently feel, as well as the importance of patience. Patience makes life much more satisfying if you’re in a good spot, to begin with.
“I’m In Charge” - A Satirical, Short Story
Two brothers hang out when their parents are gone. A satirical, short story by Ty Steinbrunner
Good Grief: Comics Shaped Me
As a young boy, I tried getting my hyperactive hands on just about anything that contained a picture and a speech bubble. I’m talking about comics. I freaking love comics, but maybe not the “comics” you’re thinking of.
A “White man can Jump” and it makes him Feel Good
Thank you for being patient with the posts. In this post, I briefly talk about my current life, and I talk about my passion for basketball. Booyah!
What to do, When you aint Feeling You
We are all made up of things that make each and every one of us unique. Though sometimes I find myself lost when it comes to who I am as a person. In this post, I talk about the importance of embracing what you love.