Author: BlakKwene
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Great World Depression ‘25
A personal account of the first signs of collapse in Dayton, Ohio—told through journal entries as everyday life unravels and mysterious lights begin to appear in the skies above.
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Some Things Age Like Grace
Not everything fades with time. Some things — like wisdom, inner peace, and quiet courage — only deepen as the years pass. Here’s what I believe gets better with age.
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The Incredible Shrinking Shopping Cart: Are We in a Silent Global Depression?
Once upon a time, $100 could feed a family for a week. Today? It barely fills the bottom of the cart. Prices creep up, packages shrink, and yet the silence remains. No war, no natural disaster — just hunger at the checkout line. Are we witnessing the early days of a quiet global depression?
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Chapter Twelve: Her Slippers Were Still Warm
She didn’t say goodbye. She just said, “That’s enough for now.”
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The Monster Who Refused the Crown
Grumble-Grum was born into a royal family with sacred duties. But instead of living the commandments, he chose to be liked — and the people followed him into decay. This fable explores the danger of leaders who refuse to lead, and how those who know better are judged not just by what they do, but…
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The Monster Who Brought His Mother’s Food
Grumble-Grum the monster returns — but this time, he ends all relationships because his mother’s cooking is “too precious” to share. A biting, funny fable about selfishness, silence, and the seasoning of chaos. Perfect for anyone who’s ever been told to just “pray about it” instead of being heard.
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The Monster Who Couldn’t Decide
A humorous fable with a hidden truth. Grumble-Grum, the monster who always promised but never stayed, returns again and again — until the village stops waiting. A story of letting go, finding peace, and recognizing the beauty of building without them.
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Wicked Grim Stories 