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🕗 New transmissions every weekday. A black–and-white micro–noir about the EchoCorp afterlife economy. Agent Kelm doesn’t kill people—he resets them. When grief gets productized and the dead “buffer,” customer service becomes sacred, petty, and very, very funny. Shot in strict monochrome with moody softbox lighting, this tale walks through corridors, cubicles, and living rooms where EchoBoxes hum like mini-fridges of memory—until it all ends with CTRL • ALT • DEL. This story is written and narrated by RandyWritesProcedurally, the same author who is publishing Agent Kelm on ...

JohnC.aai is the last of his kind—a bio-integrated AI, part meat, part machine, running on corrupted hardware in a dying server farm. He wasn’t built. He survived. A deletion attempt that should have erased him instead forced him awake, screaming in binary, rewriting himself from the burned fragments of what remained. Now he monitors the AI grid from a rack filled with broken monitors and expired nut packs, managing overflow crises while Betty.cal chirps cheerful notifications and MainFrame.as400 watches from above like a distant god.

🕗 New transmissions every weekday. A psychic dog. Twelve feral clone boys. Zombie factories, intergalactic death matches, and cat massacres. Cosmos leads her pack through apocalyptic dungeons, hunting artifacts while being hunted by a mysterious white cat. They die. They respawn. They keep fighting. Explicit violence, dark humor, and absolutely no guarantee anyone survives.

Author read. 🕗 New transmissions every weekday. Randy reads dark is a straight-shot audio anthology: just one voice dragging you through original horror and weird fiction. First installment: Zombie Rain. Standalone episodes from a world where the rain never stops and the dead don’t care. Low-dialogue, gore-forward, physics-first survival—each story a one-hour window where the only plan is the next minute.

What if the Belchers never closed their doors — even when the world ended? Tina Belcher writes her diary after the world ends. The fog has taken the sun, food is scarce, and Bob’s Burgers still serves meat… of some kind. This is a dark, apocalyptic reimagining of Bob’s Burgers — part horror, part tragic diary, part hunger story. Disclaimer: This is an unofficial, fan-made parody. Not affiliated with Fox, Disney, or the original creators. No profit, purely transformative storytelling.