How this works¶

This is a writing experiment. A challenge.

What I'm doing¶

I'm writing a character who believes they're transcribing phone calls from October—all those late-night conversations where they were losing their mind about a deleted show called Bloody Catboy.

But here's the thing: there are no calls. No recordings. No tapes.

The transcription itself IS the book. It's written in the style of one-sided phone call transcripts—raw, messy, unhinged. The narrator believes they're documenting real conversations, but it's all fiction. Meta-fiction. A story about obsession, written as if it were evidence of that obsession.

And I'm not doing it in isolation.

What you'll find here¶

Lore — The worldbuilding, the backstory, the fragments of understanding I'm piecing together about what Bloody Catboy was and what it means.

Arcs — The narrative structure, the story beats, how the pieces fit together (or don't).

Chapter drafts — The actual writing. Early versions, messy versions, versions that might not work. The process made visible.

How you can participate¶

Every page has comments enabled. You can:

• Discuss the decisions I made — Why did I structure it this way? What does this choice mean?
• Suggest improvements — Is this working? What's missing? What should change?
• Share your thoughts — What resonates? What doesn't? What questions do you have?

This isn't just my story. It's a conversation. Your feedback, your questions, your suggestions—they shape what this becomes.