Andrew Spiker

I've always liked writing. The ability to create anything from nothing is kind of neat, to put it mildly. 

Writing is especially useful if you happen to suck at drawing, animating, singing, songwriting or any other form of physical creative expression. This also just so happens to be my exact situation, what a coincidence. 

Horror and Sci-fi have always fascinated me. They're a relatively brief departure from the endless monotony that is real life. I want to be a part of that. I want to be able to transport people into the worlds I create. 

There are a couple ways this could turn out, obviously. There's a difference between eloquently manifesting creative ideas and endlessly heaving word puke onto a very unfortunate Google doc. 

But I suppose, at least to some extent, whether or not my stories are successful creative manifestations or revolting lumps of word puke is up to you.