In the Shoshone he could feel alive. Now he's back in Boulder trying to put his life back together and all he wants is to be back where things make sense. (Henry/Julia, implied Henry/Delilah because I'm a sucker for the pairing.)

Moonoo is a twenty-one year old graduate student who has retreated from a messy life to work as a fire lookout in the Wyoming wilderness. Him and his supervisor, Aurora, connected only by their voices over a small, handheld radio, must learn how to navigate through their trust, secrets, regrets, and even love, all the while investigating a dark mystery deep in the forest.

Sometimes things just happen and there's nothing you can do about it. But maybe that's okay.

Two years after the events of Firewatch, Henry struggles to find a place set aside for him. As it turns out, Colorado isn't quite as exciting as tower living deep in the Shoshone, but still, yknow. It can be kindof exciting, right? Several-part epilogue piece born out of my own head-canon for the Firewatch game.

It has been six years since the 22,000 acre fire, the forest and rangers have rebuilt, Delilah returned to Thorofare Tower, and a new ranger has opened up the door of Two Forks tower. An odd notebook reveals some sort of dark plan that neither ranger can quite comprehend, but it doesn't look good.

The draft intro to an english creative writing task I had to do. Decided to post it up on here when I saw how empty the Firewatch category was!

Fire's burning, fire's burning. Draw nearer, draw nearer. In the firelight, in the firelight. Come sing and be merry. An OC x OC story with plot of the game Firewatch gagged and tied to a chair in the background. Eventual bxb, and shitty friends.

My second Firewatch oneshot, and sort of a sequel to The nightly guilt. I got this idea last night. I listened to Toto's Africa pretty much the whole time while writing this, and also ended up including some of the lyrics in this oneshot.

I started playing Firewatch again today. I love that game so much, it's a damn masterpiece. This oneshot is something that I've wanted to wrote for a long time now. And now I finally did it. I feel like I can relate to Henry in many ways. We are both writers, to begin with. I really love his character. I hope I can do justice to him, the game itself, and also its creators.