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Pool of the Abyss

(~5,000 words) Content warnings: Depictions of peril My dad had always been a daredevil. For as long as I could remember, every few years, he would get some new crazy idea about quad biking across the Sahara or camping in a reserve in the middle of the Congo. You could always tell the pattern. He…
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Rown Dash

Over the last few months I’ve been making another little game. This time I used an engine called GB Studio, which is designed for making games that can be run on Game Boy and Game Boy Color, though you can still play it in a web browser and is actually really playable on mobile without…
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The Small Town and Global Warming (c.2008)
I came across this today. It’s a short story I wrote for a writing competition about global warming. The page says I was 13 when I wrote it, which means the story would have been written around 2007/8. The writing style is really clunky and I don’t know what I was thinking with that last…
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Poems I Wrote in 2024
Originally I thought I would post all my poems in one post, but since there’s a pretty long gap between the poems I posted in 2023 and the poems I posted in 2024, I decided to split them up. Once again if you want to keep up with any new work that might come out…
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Poems I Wrote in 2023
I don’t write poetry a lot but I have posted a few on my fediverse/Mastodon account in the last two years. So I figured I would put them all together as a sort of recap. You can find 2023 on this page and 2024 here. I’ve been hard at work trying to get funding for…
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Bags of Fat: A Play by J. L. Pichelski
On the 27th October, I will be holding a free rehearsed read through of my new play Bags of Fat, at Camden People’s Theatre in London. I am looking for audience feedback and reactions so feel free to come if you’re interested. I’m eager to get this story out to people! For more information as…
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Tower Hill
It’s been a while since I’ve had anything to share, the pandemic has changed a lot of things for me, one of them being a lot of London theatre technicians have left the city, leaving a lot more work for the technicians who were able to stay. So while this bittersweet to say, I have…
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Purple Cliffs
In my last post, I mentioned that I had been trying to learn Unity, and I realised that I have never actually shown anything that I made in that engine. So here’s something. It’s very short and doesn’t really have any story but I had fun making the shaders and animating the character in Blender.…
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The Curtain
A while back I used Môsi to make a little game called Old World. Now I’ve got another one for you. This is The Curtain. You can play it on Itch.io by clicking the play button below. Just like last time, use the arrow keys to control the character. The Curtain by J. B. Pichelski
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Lost Phone: A Zoom Play by J. B. Pichelski
While in lockdown I’ve been trying my best to keep up with writing. I’m now really excited to announce that my next play will be hosted on Zoom! It’ll be a short play about trans-allyship with a discussion at the end of it. Click here for more details on the show as well as how…