Matthew Sawyer: 18 books

An essential piece of Christmas has been missing forever, almost as if it has hidden itself. In the story Once Gramps Had Come by Matthew Sawyer, that hidden piece comes out to perhaps breathe clean air, eat or maybe stretch its legs. Whatever is done, this short tale starts in a Nursing Home. A homely man who calls himself "Gramps" offers immortality and the holidays are coming up.

Dear Reader, A word from the author... This is Book Two of The Waste. Few readers have come this story this far. If you are one of those who hate this story, you aren't in for any merry surprise. Even so, I expect those who have come along will have not been dissuaded by my warnings...

A Codex of Malevolence by Matthew Sawyer is a short story collection that tracks the spread of weird and unholy evil from Wister Town, Wisconsin. In both compilations, the tales are presented in an approximate chronology. This codex continues a record of chimeric eruptions within the United States...

The text, An Answer: Pagan Mythology in the Shur by Matthew Sawyer is a creative transcript of a speech given by the clerical layman, Mr. BInger, This work underlies the religions practiced by the Chosen, Unchosen and heathens of the Shur desert. Here is proof the ancient pagan knew about alien gods,...

Dear Reader, A word from the author... Readers hate this story. And if you are one of those critics driven to warn others, you might as well copy and paste any of the following: "How many false starts does this book have?" "Tons of grammar mistakes and incomplete...

This is a short Jon Pertwee Doctor Who tale - the third Time Lord in the BBC science fiction television series. This time, the Doctor comes to early America - the colonies. Despite cold stares, he has only one thing on his mind, even here in the midst of the American Revolution. Women.

Simply Hues of Who is a Doctor Who fan fiction story inspired by the book Fifty Shades of Grey, I thought as 'Shades' had begun as fan fiction to the story Twilight, it is fitting even more fan fiction sprout from the fertile tales.

The strange tales told within Horrid Tales of Wister Town... Truthful Consequence Darren's social life and career are limited because his is obsessed with honesty, telling the truth and revealing the secrets of others Bloody Tannenbaum Devon Kolbenstecker's father instantly...

I like Jenna-Louise Coleman. I think her acting in the BBC television series Doctor Who is worthwhile Sci-Fi. But honestly, her character, Clara Oswin, sucks. Steven Moffat never really developed a good backstory for the character. And with season eight of the 2005 reboot of the languishing program...

What is this Doctor Who fan fiction about? Well, I’m getting old and my favorite Doctor is Tom Baker – me being American, he’s who I first met. David Tenant is in a league of his own and he travels in this century. This modern age gives his incarnation an advantage. So, I’m leveling the field...

A retelling of a Russian folktale involving the witch Baba Yaga and her walking hut. The old hag has found herself a granddaughter, Vasillisa. And the young girl brings a blessing.

The Strange Apocrypha Of Mr. Binger is a collection of strange stories and poems the author originally posted on his blog. That blog is titled My Isylumn (proprietor Mr. Binger) – isylumn.wordpress.com. It's still live and the stories are there. Readers can search for them but here they are, all...

A common tale of adolescence, when the body changes and new parts grow. Tabi in this story has reached puberty and she is embarrassed by this new thing, her tail.

Debbie Menon has a unique pseudo-Victorian house she must sell – because her soul is held in proxy for that same disowned portal into Hell. Yet the evil nature of the place makes it unsaleable. Fortunately, Debbie’s not totally helpless – she’s been to Art school.Locally, the place...