Welcome To...
a narrative universe where love, loss, technology, and myth converge under retro domes and eternal night skies.
Enter the Future of
“Some promises are so sacred, you build eternity to keep them.”
His grief wasn't a wound that healed; it was a black hole, constantly expanding, threatening to consume him entirely. But what if he didn't have to let go? What if, with enough will, enough genius, and enough defiance against the finality of death, he could build a bridge back to her? So he began, not with therapy or acceptance, but with code and schematics, with the singular, shattering purpose of creating a simulated moon city.
Every pixel, every line of architectural data, every simulated gust of lunar wind was a desperate whisper of her name. He built it as a monument, a sanctuary, a new reality where the impossible might just be within reach. But how far is too far when love is the ultimate obsession? And what happens when the echoes of the past feel more real than the present?
Who is He?
About The Writer
A Writer Rooted in
Memory, Myth, and Machine
Jason Clark is a speculative fiction writer and worldbuilder whose stories echo across the boundaries of memory, technology, and time. With a literary voice shaped by emotional complexity and philosophical inquiry, Jason’s work explores the idea that even in the future — amidst artificial intelligence, simulated realities, and cosmic silence — it is our most human emotions that define us.
At the heart of his narratives lies a profound question: What if love, grief, and identity could be preserved in code? His writing navigates the fragility of connection in an increasingly digital universe, seeking to preserve what is fleeting and honor what was forgotten.
Events
What’s New?The Sleep of Reason
OUR BRAND NEW STORY
Strange Moonlight Tales Presents: The Sleep of Reason — a psychological thriller about memory, identity, and the dangerous space between what is real and what is dreamed.
What if your memories weren’t yours?
Jacob’s just another analyst in a government office—quiet, methodical, unnoticed. But in the shadows of his mind, flashes of the future erupt without warning… and dreams of a life he doesn’t remember haunt his nights.
Then a psychic tells him things about his past she shouldn’t know. Things no one should know.
The dreams sharpen: the day he disappeared as a child. The drowning. The staircase in the woods. The black shape that has followed him ever since.
The deeper Jacob digs, the more the world frays. Photographs change. Reflections lie. History bends. Someone—or something—has been rewriting reality itself.
And now Jacob must decide: are his visions the key to saving himself… or the trap keeping him in a life that was never his?