The paperback of Something in the Woods Loves You is out on 10/13!
You can get signed copies via my local bookstore: beanbagbooks.com/book/978164…
If you plan to grow an oak, you need to take the acorn seriously.
If you plan to grow contentment, you need to take your moments seriously.
The CryptoNaturalist (Jarod K. Anderson) retweeted
We name constellations of stars instead of dandelions because one seems permanent to us.
Seems.
There, the hunter stands tall with a shining belt.
Here, the dandelions are a running elk, gold against an emerald sky.
Both are nature. Both fleeting.
As real as we can make them.
The CryptoNaturalist (Jarod K. Anderson) retweeted
Here it is! The cover for my next horror novel, Children of the Wrong Heaven.
A mommy support group becomes convinced their children are aliens. This deeply upsets the townsfolk around them…and also the aliens.
The CryptoNaturalist (Jarod K. Anderson) retweeted
#OneMinuteOfPoetry 10/20/2026 "Orcas" by @CryptoNature. Hold on to the magic of the real. #poetry #voiceover
Tough writing day.
But comforted by the knowledge that, when this novel is finished and I’m reading it a couple years from now, I won’t be able to tell which parts were hard to write and which were easy.
The hard days are fleeting; whatever small good I win from them is not.
And the problem isn’t that he is wrong.
The problem is that he is incurious. He is missing the imaginative perception to understand that the river herself, the river who made the valley, is just like him but bigger and more powerful.
She is the divine he craves. (2/3)
A man comes to the edge of a river valley.
He thinks how difficult it would have been for him to carve that same valley with just his two hands, with shovel and pick and his bundle of days.
So, now he knows that God must be like him, but so much bigger and more powerful. (1/3)
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New design by the wonderfully talented @corruptedgem available at the CryptoNaturalist store! teepublic.com/t-shirt/443591…
Does anybody know how you get into being one of those carnivorous bog plants? That seems like a pretty chill lifestyle.
I want political candidates to do three day retreats during which they stay in a cabin without internet access, no phones or other devices, just a computer with basic word-processing software. (1/2)







