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A man with glasses and a beard is sitting in a chair, slightly tilting his head, with a patterned wall in the background. — ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Aaron Echoes August is an independent writer focused on absurd fiction, edgy philosophy, and cultural commentary. With a background in creative writing, art, and photography, he explores the stranger aspects of human behavior and its influence on the world. His narratives invite readers to question societal norms and delve into the bizarre intersections of reality and imagination, urging us to confront the absurdities of existence while searching for meaning amidst chaos. In his stories, the ordinary becomes extraordinary, revealing layers of complexity in mundane experiences.

The Apocalypse Pipe, Collected Works of Aaron Echoes August, is available now. More info HERE.

Category: Fiction

Refrigerated Dreams (Act 4)

8 Sep 2022

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Fiction, Haunted Light, Short Stories

The boy from the refrigerator was perched upon a steel beam like a vulture high above them in the old shoe factory. His slick black hair was more slick than usual. The dead eyes of alien blue that punctuated his pale face swirled like a spiral arm galaxy as he looked down at them. He Read more
The Angelfish of Giza (Excerpt 4)

7 Sep 2022

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Excerpts, Fiction, Novel, Novella, Novelette

Giza, New Mexico, population 53,219, sat in a narrow stretch of hot land running from the prosperous north to the downtrodden south. To the west, desolate hills rose up and up through picturesque valleys eventually leading to a mountainous region and beyond, then diving into expansive bombing ranges of evil and hot desert land and Read more
Refrigerated Dreams (Act 3)

6 Sep 2022

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Creative Writing, Fiction, Short Stories

Veronica never wanted him to pull away, but when he did his taste lingered on her mouth and she wanted to hold it there forever, to brace it from any wind that might wipe it from her lips and send it off into oblivion. Read more
Refrigerated Dreams (Act 2)

5 Sep 2022

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Fiction, Short Stories, Unsettling Drama

The wheels suddenly slowed, and the bottom of her sneakers slid into the gravel as Veronica Genesis stopped her bike at the rim of the garbage-strewn hole in the ground. Rude Rudy came up behind her in a cloud of dust. “He’s in there?” she asked, pointing down into the trash pit and where an Read more
The Angelfish of Giza (Excerpt 3)

4 Sep 2022

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Excerpts, Fiction, Novel, Novella, Novelette

Uncas’ car was a brown-colored old Saab that’s seen better days. There was a metallic squeal when Wilburn opened the passenger-side door. The smell inside was odd. There was trash strewn about. “Sorry about the mess,” Uncas said, embarrassed. “My wife and I are having marital problems and I’ve been kind of living in and Read more
The Angelfish of Giza (Excerpt 2)

3 Sep 2022

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Excerpts, Fiction, Novel, Novella, Novelette

He stepped inside. It smelled like a newly built house dipped in medicine. Read more
Refrigerated Dreams (Act 1)

1 Sep 2022

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Creative Writing, Fiction, Short Fiction

He opened a door and went into a room that looked like an old, empty kitchen. The floor was a dirty white and blue tile. The walls were once virgin cream but now a nicotine-smeared yellow. There was a goldenrod-colored refrigerator from the antique days against one wall and it hummed like an old man Read more
Comic Stripped (END)

31 Aug 2022

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Dark Humor, Fiction, Short Stories, Unsettling Drama, Weirdness

Once back inside the main part of the house, he quietly crept up the stairs, the filthy moans and groans blurping forth like rapid heartbeat elevator music in a snobby office filled with lonely orifices. He rattled like a fake plastic tree in a turbulent wind. Read more
A Crab Crawl Crucifixion (Ending)

30 Aug 2022

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Chiller, Creative Writing, Dystopian, Fiction

“You’re both wrong. This is an answer to my wish. You remember, Ed, I said I wanted a haircut and here it is, a place in the middle of deathly nowhere, a barbershop. Someone’s listening to me. It must be apocalyptic God or something.” Read more