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The flagship series. A post-apocalyptic, multi-versal epic following Gideon Sho, a man trapped between sleep and slaughter, dreaming while everyone he loves is consumed by a war that won't wait for him to wake. Dark, propulsive, and relentlessly expanding in scope, Nocturne blends LitRPG progression with gods, dragons, and a grimdark soul that doesn't flinch. The series that started it all and shows no signs of stopping.

Fifty-two years old. Retired Army Master Sergeant. A darkness inside him he's spent years keeping caged. When Earth is raided and Jeb Stone is thrown into the Crucible of War, a televised death arena floating through space, that darkness finally gets its stage. A raw, high-octane novella series for readers who want their LitRPG with dirt under its nails and PTSD in its bones. Jeb's Cane Corso, Bose, doesn't hurt either.

 A nuclear holocaust didn't just poison the world; it cracked open the sky. What poured through brought demons, magic fused with tech, and a system of power humanity called the Dream. Two thousand years later, the Archon merged with a demon lord and ended humanity's reign. Now the Lanterns are nearly gone, demon-human hybrids rule, and one of the last surviving battle squads, the War Hounds, has to decide if there's anything left worth fighting for.

Two brothers. A dying Earth swallowed by something called War World. Their only edge: years spent competing in Armored Combat Sports and a bond that violence hasn't managed to break yet. A brutal portal fantasy with companion animals, gods, and fight scenes written like they leave bruises.

A comet. A filament of ethereal energy. And suddenly, humanity wasn't alone in its own skin anymore. Metas emerged, were hunted, survived, and fought a hundred-and-forty-year war, only to be betrayed at the moment of victory. Arc is the last Vigilant standing, a decade on the run, keeping young Metas out of the Citadel's hands. A superhero story with a Watchmen edge: no capes, no clean wins, just one woman who refuses to stop.

Poetry from the slam stages of the '90s. Lyrics written for a blues rock band. Film scripts, graphic novel work, early prose, and everything in between. This is where J.D. Glasscock came from