Looking For A Cozy Mystery

Clara Higgins traded corporate spreadsheets for fresh-baked scones, mystery novels, and a second chance at life in the charming town of Willow Creek. But when the town's most unpopular landlord turns up dead behind her bookstore-bakery—with Clara's own cast-iron doorstop beside the body—her peaceful new beginning becomes a murder investigation.

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A Laugh Out Loud Comedy

Packed with eccentric characters, escalating absurdity, and enough administrative panic to power an entire financial institution,The Gerald Incidentis a laugh-out-loud workplace comedy about bureaucracy, community, and the stubborn belief that a well-organized spreadsheet can somehow hold back the forces of chaos.

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The Storytellers Charter

A Founding Decument of Paul's Tall Tales

We Believe...

  1. Stories Matter. Stories have always been how humanity passes wisdom, hope, humor, and history from one generation to the next.
  2. The Storyteller Comes First. Technology may assist the work, but imagination, judgment, empathy, and heart belong to the storyteller.
  3. Readers Deserve Respect. We strive to earn a reader's trust through honesty, craftsmanship, and meaningful stories.
  4. Creativity Should Be Accessible. Great stories shouldn't be limited only to those with the largest budgets or the greatest resources.
  5. Community Makes Better Stories. We believe storytellers grow by encouraging one another, sharing knowledge, and celebrating creativity.
  6. Leave the Campfire Better Than You Found It. Every interaction should make the storytelling community a little kinder, a little wiser, and a little stronger.

Take A Trip Back In Time

A heartfelt, funny, and nostalgic 80s coming-of-age story about friendship, first love, growing up, and the mixtape that changed everything. Pure analog summer magic.

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Or A Trip To The Future

They can redact the page.

They cannot redact the reader.

In a world governed by the Order, imagination is contamination. Every story must come from an Approved source. Every song, every painting, every "what if" is a crime called narrative contamination — and the punishment is Redaction: total erasure, not just of a life, but of the ledgers, family trees, and memories that ever knew it existed.

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