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Desert News

Happenings in Desert Valley. * The first ever drive through dog nail clinic is up and running. Drive through, put your dog's toes out the window, and Boom! Nails trimmed. Across the street from Stake and Shake. * The IHOP was the site of a SWAT raid for a catalytic converter theft

The Circle K

There are two types of experiences at a Circle K gas station. Either you see someone's ass or you almost die. This is especially true for desert Circle K's. There is one Circle K that's the last gas station for hours. Go East from there, and the land is so

Choose Your Own Disaster

Choose Your Own Disaster

A friend of mine, we'll call him Herb, finds the Titanic disaster fascinating. I do too. I can't tell you why the Titanic has held my attention since the time I was a kid, but it has. Shipwrecks in general have always been interesting to me. One year, Herb held

The Third Eye

My parents came to visit. I suggested we go to my favorite sandwich shop. It's right down the hill from my house, on the actual edge of a four lane highway. We walked through my neighborhood, a subdivision for sure, but a desert one. No grass in sight, Conex boxes

Horror Books for People Who Don't Like Horror

Don't like horror? I didn't either, until I realized I thought all the books I liked were magic realism, except that when I read an actual book labeled magic realism, I didn't like it. Turns out I like horror, whomp, whomp. Without further ado, here are ten books to consider

Horror: Didn't know I Liked it

So to start, I saw a post recently by Brian Asman, author of MAN, F*^K THIS HOUSE [https://a.co/d/4p1R6on], where he stated he was pleading with websites to hire people who like horror to write about horror. I thought that was interesting because I recently realized

Welcome

Hello All, Welcome to P Squared Books, the website for the author P.C. Parn. There are a few things you should know about Parn. She doesn't actually like the Internet. While she knows an author should have a robust online presence, she would rather spend time writing or outside